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Our SLUMPED GLASS collection celebrates the sculptural beauty created when flat glass is softened and shaped by heat and gravity. Also known as kiln-formed or thermoformed glass, each panel is placed over or into a refractory mould and fired until it conforms to the texture, curve, or relief. Unlike cast glass rocks or Dalle de Verre, slumped glass begins as a sheet and retains a panel form. The process can produce waves, flutes, ripples, organic impressions, three-dimensional patterns, and curved profiles. Ideal for feature walls, partitions, doors, shower enclosures, balustrades, furniture, lighting elements, and façade areas, it transforms transmitted or backlighting into highlights and shadows. We provide customised kiln-formed glass that introduces depth, privacy, movement, and handcrafted character to architectural environments.
Process Technology
Substrate Composition
Form Variations
Color Profile
Edge Profile
Safety Processing
Controlled kiln heating, gravity forming over or into moulds, and precision annealing
Clear, low-iron, tinted, or compatible fused sheet glass selected for the required design
Available with rippled, fluted, folded, embossed, organic, geometric, or customised moulded textures
Clear, extra-clear, bronze, grey, blue, green, or customised decorative finishes
Cut, ground, or polished after forming; exposed edges are finished for the intended installation
Tempering or lamination may be incorporated where the formed geometry and final application permit
Standard Thickness
Maximum Panel Size
Commonly 6 mm to 19 mm, depending on panel design and safety requirements.
Custom and kiln-dependent; large panels can reach approximately 1500 mm x 3000 mm.
