Stocked Glass, Ready for Pick-Up.

Your glazing projects can’t wait. We carry a comprehensive inventory of clear glass, laminated glass, wire glass, and back-painted glass in stock and ready to be cut to your exact size specifications. Get what you need, when you need it.

Stocked Glass Sheets

Mirror & Fabrication Services

Why choose Wholesale Glass?

Wholesale Glass & Supplies Inc.  can provide for all your decorative glass, building tools and supplies needs. Whether its a few small cut size pieces, large sizes, stock sheets or full cases. We can provide fabrication processes to most of our glass. This includes; Pattern Cutting, Hole Drilling, Edging, Tempering Etc. We also can manufacture any of our decorative glass styles into Insulated/Dual Pane Units to your specifications.

Speed

No more waiting. Pick up your order or benefit from our swift local delivery network across Southern California.

Inventory

It’s in stock. Our massive warehouse is packed with the products you use most.

Expertise

Local knowledge. Our team understands the demands of Southern California building codes, styles, and projects.

Service

We speak your language. Talk directly with knowledgeable pros who get it.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of decorative glass can I get for my cabinet doors?

Quite a few. We carry seeded, pebbled, swirled, rippled, textured, antiqued, floral, and obscure or frosted patterns, plus laminated and wired glass. If you’re after a vintage look, seeded and antiqued are popular picks, while frosted and textured patterns are great when you want to hide what’s inside the cabinet.

Download the Decorative Glass Specification Sheet from the category page, fill it out, and email it to allglass@wgsonline.com. Include your shipping address, the glass type, and how many pieces you need, and we’ll get pricing back to you.

Yes, and we recommend it. Textured glass looks different in person than on a screen. We offer 4″ x 4″ samples of every pattern for $3.50 each plus shipping, and other sample sizes are available if you ask.

Most cabinet inserts use 1/8″ glass, which is light and fits the standard rabbet in most wood doors. If your door has a deeper channel or you want a sturdier feel, 5/32″ or 3/16″ are good options. Measure the depth of the recess before you decide.

Measure the width and height of the rabbet (the recessed lip the glass sits in), not the visible opening from the front. Take readings in a couple of spots, use the smallest number, and subtract about 1/8″ so the glass drops in without binding.

Absolutely. Mirror inserts, including antiqued mirror, are a nice way to brighten a room and make a space feel bigger. Just keep in mind that mirror adds a bit of weight, so check that your hinges can handle it on larger doors.

Absolutely. Mirror inserts, including antiqued mirror, are a nice way to brighten a room and make a space feel bigger. Just keep in mind that mirror adds a bit of weight, so check that your hinges can handle it on larger doors.

Absolutely. Mirror inserts, including antiqued mirror, are a nice way to brighten a room and make a space feel bigger. Just keep in mind that mirror adds a bit of weight, so check that your hinges can handle it on larger doors.

Absolutely. Mirror inserts, including antiqued mirror, are a nice way to brighten a room and make a space feel bigger. Just keep in mind that mirror adds a bit of weight, so check that your hinges can handle it on larger doors.

Absolutely. Mirror inserts, including antiqued mirror, are a nice way to brighten a room and make a space feel bigger. Just keep in mind that mirror adds a bit of weight, so check that your hinges can handle it on larger doors.

Absolutely. Mirror inserts, including antiqued mirror, are a nice way to brighten a room and make a space feel bigger. Just keep in mind that mirror adds a bit of weight, so check that your hinges can handle it on larger doors.

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