Trade toughened safety glass in the Scottish Borders
Trade prices on toughened safety glass for the Scottish Borders: one schedule, one itemised quote, and a confirmed delivery date for your site.
- Guide trade price
- £45 to £120 per m², ex VAT, supply only, delivery extra
- Lead time
- The manufacturing time for toughened safety glass depends on the specification, and the date is confirmed on your order acknowledgement.
- Delivery area
- All of the Scottish Borders
- Regulations
- Scotland rules apply
Ordering toughened safety glass for jobs in the Scottish Borders
For balustrades and structural uses, the glass type and thickness should come from the system designer or engineer, not chosen on site.
Low-iron glass removes the green tint of standard float, which matters on thicker panes and splashbacks.
Specification at a glance
- Toughened to BS EN 12150
- Holes, notches and cut-outs before toughening
- Thicknesses typically from 4mm to 12mm
- Clear, low-iron, tinted and obscure options
- Polished or ground edges
Delivery across the Scottish Borders
Orders for the Scottish Borders go out on our mainland routes. The delivery charge and date are shown on your quote, and the date is confirmed when your order is acknowledged.
Building regulations in Scotland
In Scotland, glazing in areas where people could collide with it must follow the safety glazing standard in Section 4 of the Technical Handbooks. Safety glass is classified to BS EN 12600.
Before anything goes into production you get a written order acknowledgement with sizes, finishes and handing for every item. Check it carefully, because made-to-measure items cannot be returned if the sizes were wrong.
Towns we deliver to in the Scottish Borders
3 town pages for toughened safety glass in this area.
Toughened safety glass in the Scottish Borders: common questions
Do you supply toughened safety glass across all of the Scottish Borders?
Yes, to sites and yards anywhere in the Scottish Borders. Delivery is priced per order.
Which building regulations apply to jobs in the Scottish Borders?
The Scottish Borders is in Scotland, so the building regulations for Scotland apply. The notes on this page summarise the main points for toughened safety glass.
How do I get trade prices for the Scottish Borders?
Request a quote with your sizes and postcode. Trade pricing applies once your account is open.
What is heat-soak testing?
An extra process that reduces the risk of spontaneous breakage from nickel sulphide inclusions, often specified for overhead or high-risk glass.
Where do I need safety glass?
Building regulations require glazing in critical locations, such as doors, side panels and glazing near floor level, to break safely, be robust or in small panes, or be protected. Toughened or laminated safety glass is the usual way to meet that.