UV bonded glass requires minimal maintenance. Regular cleaning with a non-abrasive glass cleaner keeps it looking pristine. Avoid harsh chemicals that could affect the adhesive over time.

Yes, UV bonding can be used with coloured or frosted glass, although the bond line may be more visible than with clear glass. Cornwall Glass can advise on the best options for your design.

Yes, when done professionally, UV bonded glass is very secure. The adhesive forms a strong bond that can withstand everyday use, making it suitable for furniture and display units.

The UV bonding process itself is quick once the glass components are properly aligned and prepared. However, the overall timeline can vary depending on the design and complexity of your project. The Cornwall Glass team will provide clear guidance and timelines when you place your enquiry.

Yes! Cornwall Glass offers bespoke UV bonding services, allowing customers to create custom glass furniture, display units, and architectural features tailored to their space and style.

UV bonding is primarily recommended for indoor applications, as prolonged exposure to moisture and UV rays from sunlight can degrade the adhesive over time. For outdoor use, Cornwall Glass can advise on alternative bonding or fixing methods.

Cornwall Glass can UV bond a variety of glass types, including: Toughened glass Laminated glass Low-iron (extra clear) glass This allows for both functional and decorative applications.

Seamless appearance – no visible fixings or brackets. High strength – the bond is strong and durable. Design flexibility – ideal for bespoke glass tables, cabinets, and shelving. Transparency – the adhesive dries crystal clear, preserving the aesthetic.

UV bonding is a process where specially formulated adhesives are cured using ultraviolet (UV) light to create strong, clear, and seamless joints between glass surfaces. This technique is ideal for creating elegant, frameless glass furniture and display cases.