Custom Glass Installation & Design in Langley

No two glass projects that come through our shop look the same, and that’s exactly how we like it. At Fleetwood Glass, we design and fabricate custom glass for homes and businesses across Langley, Greater Vancouver, and out to Whistler and the Okanagan, and every job starts with the same question: what does this space actually need? Sometimes that’s a frameless shower enclosure, sometimes it’s a feature wall of etched glass in a lobby, and sometimes it’s a single oddly-shaped panel nobody else wanted to quote. We handle all of it, and we handle it as safety glass built to BC Building Code, not off-the-shelf stock.

Available Custom Glass Options

Custom glass isn’t one product, it’s a set of choices we work through with you on the type of glass, the finish, and how it’s fabricated. The main options we build with are:

  • Clear tempered glass: heat-strengthened for standard shower enclosures, partitions, and railings; breaks into small, blunt pieces rather than sharp shards if it ever fails
  • Laminated safety glass: two panes bonded around an interlayer so the assembly stays intact even if a pane cracks, which we use on railings, overhead applications, and higher-traffic commercial glazing
  • Frosted and acid-etched glass: a uniform frosted finish or a custom sandblasted pattern for privacy without losing light, common on office partitions, ensuite windows, and feature walls
  • Tinted glass: bronze, grey, and other tint densities where a project calls for a bit more privacy or a different look than clear glass gives
  • Smart (switchable) glass: glass that flips from clear to frosted at the touch of a switch, useful for conference rooms, ensuites, and any space that needs privacy on demand without blinds
  • Decorative and pattern glass: textured or custom-cut panels for shelving, dividers, feature areas, and one-off architectural specs that don’t fit a standard product line

Every one of these can be built into a shower door, mirror, railing, partition, or standalone panel, tempered or laminated to meet BC Building Code wherever it’s used as a guard or in a door assembly.

Our Process, From Consultation to Installation

We keep the process the same regardless of how custom the project is, because a repeatable process is what keeps a custom job on schedule.

How Long Does a Custom Glass Installation Take?

Timelines depend on how custom the piece is. Once we’ve measured, straightforward tempered glass panels are typically fabricated within two to four weeks, while smart glass, oversized panels, or unusual shapes can take longer to source and finish. Installation day itself is usually a matter of hours, not days, for most residential jobs; larger commercial glazing scopes take longer depending on the number of panels and access onsite. We’ll give you a real timeline at the estimate stage once we know exactly what you’re building.

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What We Do Best

We’ve spent over 15 years building custom glass across Langley, Greater Vancouver, and out to Whistler and the Okanagan, which means we’ve fabricated just about every shape and finish a job site has thrown at us. Whether it’s an artistic feature wall, a hard-to-fit shower enclosure, or a functional partition for a commercial fit-out, we bring the same attention to fit and finish to every piece we cut.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, generally. Custom sizing, tempering, laminating, and finishes like frosting or smart glass all add fabrication time compared to a stock panel, so a custom piece will cost more than an off-the-shelf equivalent. We’ll break down exactly where the cost comes from at your free estimate so there are no surprises.

It depends on where the glass is going. Guards and railings need to meet BC Building Code safety glazing standards, and shower enclosures and doors need safety glass as well. We’ll confirm the right spec for your specific application during the estimate.

Most of the time we build to your existing opening. We take final measurements after any surrounding renovation work like tile or cabinetry is done, so the glass is cut to fit the space as it actually is.

Yes. Switchable glass is a good fit for ensuites, home offices, or any interior space where you want privacy on demand without adding blinds or curtains.

Both diffuse light and obscure detail for privacy, but etched glass can carry a custom pattern where a uniform frosted finish is more of a flat, all-over treatment. We can walk you through samples of each at your estimate.

Yes, we work with homeowners and renovation teams as well as builders, contractors, architects, and property managers on commercial fit-outs.

Book a free onsite estimate with us and we’ll look at your space, talk through options, and give you a real quote and timeline before anything is fabricated.