Made-to-measure enamelled glass worktop
Enamelled glass tops and made-to-measure worktops
Our enamelled glass worktops and tops give the glass an opaque look and will make your worktop the centrepiece of your kitchen.
PlakGlass can provide any colour on request from the RAL chart for your worktop.
This means you can match your glass worktop to your unit fronts, your walls or your splashback.
With made-to-measure cut-outs, you can integrate your sink and mixer tap into your worktop.
You can also order a matching enamelled glass splashback to create a coordinated colour scheme in your kitchen.
Fancy some colour in the garden? Need to replace the glass on your garden table? Create a colourful, durable made-to-measure table top or garden table cover, at the best price.
Configurator: enamelled glass worktop
1Click the shape of your worktop
Rounded and clipped corners are set in step 3.
Edge, corner and middle notches are set in step 9.
Classic shapes
Shapes with arcs
3- and 4-sided shapes
Shapes with 5 or more sides
2Enter the dimensions
Tip: swap the height and the length if your piece is taller than it is long.
Manufacturing tolerance: -1 / +1 mm All measurements are in millimetres (mm). Overall size of the piece: 100 × 60 cm
3Corner customisation
The corner numbers are marked on the drawing.
4Which enamelled glass?
For indoor use only. Use: place on a support or glue to the wall. Applying an opacifying film limits use to indoors. Not for outdoor use or damp areas (bathroom).
5Choose the glass thickness
6Edgework
All edges are supplied with a flat polished edge (JPP): smooth, glossy and not sharp.
7Worktop colour
The percentage shown next to the colour code is the glass opacity without opacifying film.
Loading colours…
Colours displayed on screen are indicative: they vary between screens. For a reliable choice, consult a RAL colour chart.
GlassLow-iron (extra clear): true colours and pure whites. Clear: slight green tint, visible mainly in light tones.
Gloss: smooth, reflective surface. Matt: acid-etched front face, satin finish, with no reflections or fingerprints.
8Fixing holes
9Holes, cut-outs and notches
Ref. X and Ref. Y are measured from the left edge and the bottom edge of the glass: to the centre for a round hole or a socket; for a rectangular or oblong cut-out, to the centre of the cut-out, or if you prefer to the bottom left corner (rectangle) or to the centre of the bottom or left semicircle (oblong). Click on the drawing to view it full size.
They ordered their enamelled glass
4.69/5 · 26 verified reviews for enamelled glass
- ★★★★★
“Exactly what I wanted to protect an antique chest of drawers with no marble top”
Translated from FrenchEnamelled glass 6 mmBernadette V. · April 2025 - ★★★★★
“Very high-quality enamelling, which gives the glass a strong colour and makes it completely opaque (10 mm thick plate with black enamelling for my order, to be laid on the floor under a wood-burning stove)”
Translated from FrenchEnamelled glass 10 mmBruno B. · January 2025 - ★★★★☆
“Very good quality, however the colour differs from traditional colour charts”
Translated from FrenchEnamelled glass 8 mmFloreal P. · October 2024
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The Plakglass enamelled worktop
| Product name | Toughened enamelled glass top |
|---|---|
| Types of glass available | Gloss toughened glass |
| Finishes available | Clear or low-iron |
| Colours available | RAL chart (reduced price for black and white) |
| Product applications | Enamelled worktops, enamelled glass tops, laboratory benches |
| Minimum dimensions (rect. / round) | 178 × 80 mm (diagonal 250 mm) / Ø 250 mm |
| Maximum dimensions (rect. / round) | 2,450 × 1,500 mm / Ø 1,500 mm |
| Thicknesses available | 8, 10, 12 and 15 mm |
| Manufacturing process | Enamelling before the glass is toughened |
| Suitable for outdoor use | Yes |
| Standard | EN 12150 (toughened safety glass) |
Frequently asked questions
How much does a glass worktop cost per m²?
The price depends on the thickness and finish chosen. For a 15 mm low-iron worktop, allow €588.80 per m² in black or white, and €625.40 per m² in other RAL colours. This price is for plain glass, per m², with no options: the final price will then depend on the cut-outs (sink, hob, notches) and finishes added to your worktop.
What thickness should I choose for a glass worktop?
Plakglass offers enamelled glass worktops in four thicknesses: 8, 10, 12 and 15 mm. For a standard kitchen worktop (with no particular heavy loads), 10 or 12 mm is the usual choice, with 12 mm giving a more substantial look and greater rigidity over long lengths. 8 mm is suitable for smaller surfaces or less demanding uses. 15 mm is reserved for set-ups requiring maximum strength, such as laboratory benches or very wide worktops.
Can an enamelled glass worktop be used outdoors?
Yes. The enamelling process, with the colour fired into the glass before toughening, makes the material resistant to UV, moisture and temperature differences. A garden table top, an outdoor kitchen worktop or an outdoor furniture top can therefore be made from toughened enamelled glass with no risk of the colour or the material deteriorating.
Is enamelled glass opaque?
Yes, enamelled glass is opaque. The layer of enamel applied before toughening hides whatever is underneath, unlike tinted glass which remains translucent. This is what makes it suitable for a worktop, where you do not want to see through the surface.
Can I match a glass worktop and splashback at Plakglass?
Yes, in fact this is one of the advantages of using the same workshop for both pieces. The enamelled glass worktop and the glass splashback share the RAL chart. Simply select the same colour reference in each configurator to get a consistent colour match between the two.
Why choose enamelled glass for a worktop?
Enamelled glass is coloured before toughening: the colour is fired into the glass, making it highly resistant to UV, moisture, temperature changes and the everyday use of a worktop. It is the right solution for kitchen worktops as well as garden tables or exposed benches.
Which standard does Plakglass enamelled glass meet?
Enamelled glass is toughened safety glass: the enamel is fired into the glass during thermal toughening, carried out to standard EN 12150. Toughened glass is around five times more impact-resistant than ordinary glass and, if it breaks, it shatters into small, blunt pieces.