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14" Round Tempered Table Protector
14" Round Tempered Table Protector Features:
- Finest quality furniture glass
- Edges and corners expertly polished
- Expertly packed to ensure safe arrival
- Glass is individually cartoned with styrofoam protection
- Free bumpons included to place between glass tops & base
14" Round Tempered Table Protector
Regardless of the shipping method we use to deliver your order safely, please rest assured of the following:
- 1 - All glass and mirror products are expertly packaged at our state of the art facility.
- 2 - All glass and mirror is first inspected to ensure our top quality standards.
- 3 - Then, items are encased all around with Styrofoam protection and placed in a 200LB test carton.
- 4 - That carton is then surrounded by heavy shipping material and placed inside another heavy duty double wall carton.
- 5 - We have exceeded the strictest requirements set forth by FedEx and other commercial carriers.
- 6 - For your peace of mind please note that your purchase is insured in transit by GlassTopsDirect.com
All Frameless Mirrors Ship by:
FedEx Ground: Brings the mirror to your door. They do not unpack the mirror. They come without a delivery appointment. If you are not home to accept delivery, they will leave a delivery attempt notice with a local phone number and a tracking number. Prices listed are for continental(48) states. Please contact us for FedEx Charges in Alaska and Hawaii.
For more information please see our
shipping policies.
Your Round glass top protector is tempered at NO ADDITIONAL COST. Tempered glass is 4-5 times stronger than standard annealed glass. Tempered glass is manufactured through a process of extreme heating and rapid cooling. Tempered glass table tops are more heat and scratch resistant than standard annealed glass.
Tempered glass or toughen glass is also referred to as Safety Glass. The tempering process strengthens the glass, and if broken, Tempered glass, crumbles into small granular cubicle pieces. This eliminates the danger of sharp edges.
Due to the strength and safety features associated with tempered glass, it is used for shower doors, skylights, table tops, and where greater risk might occur. Automobile side and back windows use tempered glass. A laminated glass is used for windshields. Building codes require windows to be made of tempered glass as well.
For extra strength, safety, and peace of mind, tempered glass is the way to go!
