Custom Tinted Glass
Looking for custom tinted glass?
Since One Day Glass is a flat glass production facility, we’re not going to manufacture a replacement car window, since auto glass is usually curved in some way. The tinting process is very different to auto tinting. Instead of adding a colored film to the surface, we use colored glass where the color is part of the glass. That material is what reduces or changes the color of light coming through it, so that it appears darker or colored differently.
There are many benefits to having tinted windows in a home.
While these windows aren’t usually tinted as dark as some car windows, they still can restrict some of the effects of solar energy. Many kinds of flooring, furniture and fabrics can become subtly discolored or damaged because of long-term sun exposure, so tinting can help to mitigate those effects. Also, in living room situations, sometimes a properly tinted window can reduce incidental glare on TV and computer screens.
Glass Tints Available by Type & Thickness:
- Tempered Glass
- 1/8" Thickness
Clear
Solex
Bronze
Light Gray
Dark Gray
Satin Etch
P-516
Mistlite
Low-E
Frosted GlueChip
- 5/32" Thickness
- Clear
Solar Cool Bronze
Narrow Reed
Delta Frost
Seedy Reamy
Pattern 42
Kasumi
- 3/16" Thickness
- Clear
- Solex
- Bronze
- Light Gray
- P-516
- Solar Cool Bronze
Rain
- 1/4" Thickness
- Clear
- Solex
- Bronze
- Light Gray
- Dark Gray
- Solar Cool Bronze
Low Iron- Satin Etch
Mirrorpane
- 3/8" Thickness
- Clear
Shower Guard Clear
Gray- Low Iron
- Satin Etch
- Rain
- Bronze
- 1/2" Thickness
- Clear
- Shower Guard Clear
- Low Iron
- Satin Etch
- 3/4" Thickness
- Clear
- Tempered Laminate
- 1/4" Thickness
- Clear / Clear
- Solex / Clear
- Bronze / Clear
- Light Gray / Clear
- Dark Gray / Clear
Opaque White
- 3/8" Thickness
- Clear / Clear
- Solex / Clear
- Bronze / Clear
- Light Gray / Clear
- Opaque White
- 1/2" Thickness
- Clear / Clear
- Solex / Clear
- Bronze / Clear
- Light Gray / Clear
- Dark Gray / Clear
- Opaque White
- Low Iron
- 5/8" Thickness
- Clear / Clear
- Solex / Clear
- Bronze / Clear
- Light Gray / Clear
- Dark Gray / Clear
- Opaque White
- Low Iron
- 3/4" Thickness
- Clear / Clear
- Gray / Clear
- Opaque White
- Low Iron
- 7/8" Thickness
- Clear / Clear
- Gray / Clear
- Opaque White
- Low Iron
- 1" Thickness
- Clear / Clear
- Opaque White
- Low Iron
- Annealed Glass
- 1/8" Thickness
- Clear
- Solex
- Bronze
- Light Gray
- Dark Gray
- Satin Etch
- P-516
- Mistlite
Seedy- Frosted GlueChip
- 5/32" Thickness
- Clear
- Solar Cool Bronze
- Narrow Reed
- Delta Frost
- Seedy Reamy
- Pattern 42
- Kasumi
- 3/16" Thickness
- Clear
- Solex
- Bronze
- Light Gray
- P-516
- Solar Cool Bronze
- Rain
- 1/4" Thickness
- Clear
- Solex
- Bronze
- Light Gray
- Dark Gray
- Solar Cool Bronze
- Low Iron
- Satin Etch
- Mirrorpane
Diamond Wire
- 3/8" Thickness
- Clear
- Gray
- Low Iron
- Satin Etch
- Rain
- Bronze
- 1/2" Thickness
- Clear
- Low Iron
- Satin Etch
- 3/4" Thickness
- Clear
- Laminate / Safety Glass
- 1/4 Laminate
- Clear
- Solex
- Bronze
- Light Gray
Diffused White- Diamond Wire
- Insulated Unit / Dual Pane
- 1/8" Thickness
- Clear / Clear
- Low-E / Clear
- Solex / Clear
- Light Gray / Clear
- Dark Gray / Clear
- Bronze / Clear
P516 / Clear- Satin Etch / Clear
- Bronze / Low-E
- P516 / Low-E
- Light Gray / Low-E
- Frosted GlueChip / Clear
- Solex / Low-E
- 5/32" Thickness
- Clear / Clear
- Solar Cool Bronze / Clear
- Narrow Reed / Clear
- Low-E / Clear
- Rain / Clear
- Seedy Reamy / Clear
- 3/16" Thickness
- Clear / Clear
- Solar Cool Bronze / Clear
- Low-E / Clear
- Solex / Clear
- Light Gray / Clear
- Bronze / Clear
- P516 / Clear
- Bronze / Low-E
- P516 / Low-E
- Light Gray / Low-E
- Solex / Low-E
- Rain / Clear
- 1/4" Thickness
- Clear / Clear
- Low-E / Clear
- Solex / Clear
- Light Gray / Clear
- Dark Gray / Clear
- Bronze / Clear
- Satin Etch / Clear
- Bronze / Low-E
- Light Gray / Low-E
- Solex / Low-E
- Rain / Clear
Clear Tempered / Laminate
Since our glass tints are through the entire thickness of the glass, it is more durable and will not rub off like tinted films will. Glass tints of the same color will appear darker with thicker glass. Look at the color charts by thickness to see how the tint will affect darkness.
At One Day Glass we carry glass in several different tints, which vary according to thickness. And we can cut tinted glass within an industry-leading 1/16th-of-an-inch cutting tolerance, which means we can match your exact specifications. Check out our tint samples and see if tinted glass might be a good fit for your next project.
Custom Tinted Glass FAQS
Tinted glass can be any glass that has been treated with a material. A film or coating is used in glass tinting, which reduces the transmission of light through it. When tinting glass, you can use various types of coating. The ideal one is something that blocks and/or reflects different amounts and types of light. Take note that it still depends on your needs and preferences.
Color tints for glass windows come in a wide range of colors, and choosing which is the best could be pretty challenging. The best color tint depends on several factors such as aesthetics and energy efficiency. If you want to improve your home’s aesthetics, you can choose any color tint you like that will match your house walls. For energy efficiency, look for color tints that provide the best insulative value. We can help you choose the right color tint. Call us today, and let’s make your dream glass project come to life.
Window tint comes in different shades. You may choose a clear right down to completely blacked out. In most glass projects, homeowners’ common request is ‘darkest legal,’ which refers to the combination of window film and glass. It cannot result in less than 35% visible light transmission (VLT) and less than 20% visible light transmission through all windows.
Glass tinting provides several benefits. Among its advantages include absorbing a portion of the solar heat and blocking the daylight. If you want to level up your windows, glass tinting is also an affordable way of changing the color of the window. Besides, it is also an inexpensive way of increasing visual privacy. When opting for glass tinting, you may choose the most common colors: neutral gray, bronze, and blue-green. These colors do not significantly alter the perceived color of the view, and the best part is they blend well with other architectural colors.
To tint glass windows, you may opt for a do-it-yourself tint job or call a professional window contractor to help you. If you haven’t tried glass tinting before, it would be best to get assistance from an expert.
Glass tints come in various types and thicknesses, and each of them has its pros and cons. The best window tint depends on several factors. We can help you choose the best one for your windows. Call us today, and let’s discuss your window glass project.
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