Custom-size glass panels from 499 zł / m²

Your glass panels, done right. Fast, smooth, and fairly priced!

Browse hundreds of ready-made patterns and find inspiration for your interior. Want something different? Only your imagination limits us!

12000+
happy customers
20+
years on the market
350 m²
production floor area
Why us

Glass panels that fit your interior

No compromises on size, no limits on pattern choice.

Hundreds of ready motifs

Nature, textures, art, street art - pick a ready pattern we'll fit to your size, or send us your own photo or description. You're not limited to our gallery - the service price includes a licence for any image from the Adobe Stock library.

Millimetre-accurate sizing

An automated cutting and edging line delivers high precision - no compromises when fitting it.

Not just panels

The same pattern as a wall panel, splashback, stair riser, windowsill, glass print, outlet cover, washable wall mural or table mat.

Our production technique

We fuse the print to the glass in a vacuum furnace - 2 hours at 120°C in a full vacuum. The multi-layer print material protects the glass from the adhesive and gives full opacity, while staying completely non-absorbent - the panel can go in a wet zone, or even underwater (e.g. an aquarium). Most competitors sell panels made with a noticeably lower-quality technique: usually foil-wrapped sheets or direct print on glass. At a comparable price, ours is the better product. See how the techniques compare.

A personal approach

Every room is different. You pick a pattern and give us the size - our design team adapts every panel, not just crops a photo. For custom-size panels we always send a 1:1 preview of every piece, making sure seams and drill holes never collide with important parts of the design. On request, we can also render your chosen pattern onto a photo you send us.

Fast turnaround

Standard orders are ready within two weeks. We keep you posted at every stage by email. We have our own professional design team, a sizeable print shop, and our own glassworks fitted with an automated cutting table, an edge grinder, a drill and a dedicated vacuum lamination oven. The only step we outsource is tempering the glass - it currently runs on a fixed cycle from Tuesday to Wednesday.

How to order

Five steps to a finished panel

From picking a pattern to installation - no office visits needed.

Pricing

How much does it cost?

Price any custom size in the calculator - ready-made products have fixed prices.

Glass kitchen panel with marked dimensions and a measuring sketch

Custom-size glass panel calculator

Any size, any layout, any pattern from the gallery or a solid colour - enter the dimensions and see the price right away.

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FAQ

Everything worth knowing

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How do I measure the space for a panel?
Start with a sketch - it doesn't need to be to scale, just mark any sockets or cutouts on it. Measure width and height with a tape measure (ideally a certified one), ideally at a few points, and note the smallest result. Measure socket positions from the nearest edge to their centre. Finally, subtract 4 mm from the width and height, and 2 mm from the measured distances to the hole centres - a safe installation margin. Send us the finished sketch by email. Our short video walks through it step by step. For corner panels, installation order matters too, especially at outer corners. Panels are 4 mm thick - on flat walls the adhesive layer is usually 1-2 mm, so at these spots you need an extra ±6 mm correction. See the diagram below. Watch the video View and print the measuring guide
What do the joints between panels look like?
We join panels edge to edge with no gaps, including at internal corners. The pattern is split so that it lines up perfectly across the joints, and the joint itself is very neat (see the photos below). To get the same result on your wall, measure the space exactly as described in our measuring guide. In many cases there is no point insisting on one large panel "so that no joints are visible": a large panel means higher transport costs, a greater risk of damage in transit and harder installation. Several smaller panels are cheaper to deliver, safer and easier to install, and the result on the wall is just as good.
Panels joined at an internal corner, the pattern lines up edge to edge Panels with a leaf motif, the pattern continues across the joint without any shift Marble panels, the veining continues across the joint Coffee bean panels joined edge to edge with no gap
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How do I install a finished panel?
Yes - it doesn't take special skills. Panels are installed with construction silicone or mounting strips, no drilling into tiles, and unlike tiled walls there's no grout to clean. Our video shows the full installation - after watching it you'll know whether to do it yourself or have us install it. Watch the video
What glass do you use, and is it safe?
We use tempered FLOAT or OPTI-WHITE glass, vacuum-laminated: safe and resistant to moisture and high temperature. However, the panel must not come into direct contact with a pot or pan on the hob, especially when frying, as this can deform the layers beneath the glass. Laminated panels do not shatter into loose pieces even if broken, because they are bonded to the layer of printed substrate or polymer. Take care during installation not to knock the edge of the pane against sharp corners.
Are glass wall panels a good alternative to tiles?
Yes, especially above the kitchen worktop, in bathrooms and anywhere easy cleaning matters. A glass panel has no grout lines to collect dirt, so you simply wipe the wall with a cloth. Instead of hundreds of tiles you fit a few panes, on construction silicone or mounting rails, without drilling into tiles. The glass is tempered and resistant to moisture and high temperature, and you can pick a design from the gallery or send your own, which ceramic tiles hardly ever offer.
What is printing on glass, and how does a panel differ from a glass picture?
Printing on glass means a design, photo or colour bonded to a pane of tempered glass using a vacuum process. The print sits under the glass, so it is protected from moisture, grease and scratches. We make the same print as a wall panel for a kitchen or bathroom, a stair riser, glass slats or a smaller glass picture, always to size. The difference is mainly format and use: a panel replaces tiles on a wall, while a glass picture is decoration.
Will the glass arrive in one piece?
We do everything we can to make sure the glass arrives intact. We are one of the few who pack panels in wooden frames and make the crate walls from HDF board. Shipments are insured and clearly marked with a warning that they contain glass. This still does not give a 100% guarantee against transport damage, so please inspect the shipment in the presence of the courier and, if anything is damaged, draw up a damage report with them. Smaller parcels are packed so that you can look inside without opening them and check whether the contents are intact. Many of our positive reviews are specifically about the packaging. We want the wait for your improved room not to be prolonged by repeat shipments.
HDF crate on a wooden frame with a warning sticker for the courier Wooden frames holding the glass panels (side view) Smaller parcels arranged so the glass edges can be seen without opening them Parcels of different sizes and larger crates on wooden frames, ready for dispatch
Can I send my own photo or idea?
Yes - send a photo, a screenshot, or a description of your idea. Our design team fits it to your size and advises if anything needs adjusting.
How do I clean and care for a panel?
A soft cloth and regular glass cleaner is enough - no abrasive sponges or harsh chemicals. Panels resist grease and steam.
How long does an order take?
Standard orders are ready within two weeks of design approval. We keep you posted by email or phone at every stage.
Do you ship abroad?
Our online shop delivers within Poland. Shipping to other countries is quoted individually - write to us with the dimensions and delivery address.
Location

Visit us, or order online or by phone

Office and production in Siemianowice Śląskie, Poland.

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Address
ul. Bartosza Głowackiego 10
41-100 Siemianowice Śląskie
Budynek Magazynio, obok paczkomatu InPost
Office hours
Mon-Fri 8:00-16:00
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Customer reviews

What our customers say

Selected Google reviews, in the original wording. The full list and the rating of the whole profile are on Google.

★★★★★
„Bardzo polecam, super kontakt, szybka realizacja i wykonanie szklanych podstopnic o różnych wymiarach z dużą dokładnością, pan Marek wykazał się zaangażowaniem i pomocą wykraczającą ponad standard.”
Tomasz S., 2026
★★★★★
„Bardzo szybki czas realizacji zamówienia jak i montażu. Naprawdę fachowa obsługa. Z czystym sumieniem polecam.”
Ania D., 2026
★★★★★
„Jestem bardzo zadowolona z obsługi klienta, szybkiej realizacji projektu oraz przesyłka doszła szybciej niż zaplanowano dostawę. Bardzo polecam !”
Maja G., 2026
★★★★★
„Rewelacyjne podejście do klienta. Wysyłka bardzo szybką, dbałość o każdy detal”
Weronika K., 2026
★★★★★
„Serdecznie polecam!!! Panowie to prawdziwi profesjonaliści, którzy dołożyli wszelkich starań, aby nasz indywidualny projekt idealnie pasował do łazienki. Dziękujemy za cierpliwość i zaangażowanie! Bez wątpienia będziemy polecać Wasze usługi wszystkim znajomym ☺️👏👏👏”
Klaudia M., 2026
★★★★★
„Ta firma naprawdę rzetelnie wykonuje swoją pracę. Od początku do końca super kontakt, a zabezpieczenie szkła w przesyłce na najwyższym poziomie. Razem z żoną jesteśmy bardzo zadowoleni z efektu końcowego”
Jarek D., 2025
★★★★★
„Polecam, super wykonanie, kontakt z firmą idealny ( szybka odpowiedź na każdy e-mail, telefon, SMS). Pomoc w doborze wzorów i rozmieszczenia paneli. Przesyłka bardzo dobrze zabezpieczona. Wszystko na bardzo wysokim poziomie”
Małgorzata Ś., 2025

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