Would it be possible to replace the glass on the non-tilt surfaces with something else?
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The glass on the tilt portion has two metal disks on the upper corners which you use a machine screw through a bracket. On the bottom two corners there are suction cups placed on the lower bar against the glass. The glass provided is not a standard thickness found in glass shops. One of my pieces arrived shattered and I was not getting a response from the manufacturer so I checked with a glass shop to see about a replacement. I must give kudos to the manufacturer because even though I did not get a call back right away due to the person being on vacation they did send me replacements for both desktops so now I have a spare. And the gentleman did call me to apologize for not returning my call right away.
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I doubt it. You could flatten the outside but the bevel on the inside edges would not be accessible. A fine set of diamond files is the best. Second is flat thick glass and a very fine abrasive laid to the edge such as micro mesh and carefully drawing the interior edges along the edge of the glass. The flat is simple.
906065
I wouldn't think so Jon unless you had a guy build a frame around the piece of glass you just took out. That would work. You need a frame to attach both sides too!
2086204
I don't see why not, but the the outside edge has a a band of material around it. If removed I'm not sure if it would be less stable. If it doesn't last forever, as the other person said - for $10 it can be replaced.
891585
It could certainly be removed and re-positioned during the initial install without an issue. It's water rather than adhesive that makes it adhere to the glass. As far as trying to take if off after it has set, I haven't tried that.
492283
In a word, no. I think you may be able to turn the unit upside down and the glass trays will fit either way. I have moved from the house where we installed these. It's a good unit for a very reasonable price.
227771
I believe you can get a glass store to cut a piece of tempered glass to that size. It won't match the other shelf unless you replace them all. You might want to put some sort of non-skid tape on the front edge of the shelf since it won't have the raised lip either.
137863
Yes I did the same thing. You can order a kit where you change all the parts from yours to a new screen. I believe I did not get the glass hot enough because the glass popped off too easy.
1668339
Yes, it's a gloss finish so I would Def. Add a glass top (should have done that myself).
1057760
Yes. Use a hair dryer to heat the glass and remove it. In the past I have had to replace some double faced tape to remount it.
1033293
yes the glass shades can be replaced and or swapped to a different color or pattern. They seem to be standard mounting as to most shades of this style that use a nut to hold it to the fixture.
802736
I haven't tried that, but I think it would be possible by tilting in the outside monitors.
2162869
It looks like the tiles are in pretty solid. They don't seem to have a lip that a glass could be set in so I personally wouldn't try it.
133124
Yes it is very much possible, after you carefully remove the cracked glass from the adhesive, clean off all broken glass & debris then it's good to replace with the new glass
1845201
not really..I would go to a glass professional and have it buffed out if possible...
2032994
Yes, there is a kit that can be combined with this called the B14 31" Paris kit. This will make it a frosted glass instead of clear.
430342
Not easily - you'd probably risk glass damage. However, I wouldn't doubt some manufacturing variation.