Laminated Restoration Glass
Two lites bonded with a clear interlayer. Meets safety glazing requirements at doors, sidelights and low openings, and reduces sound transmission — without changing the face you see.
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Liberty Restoration Glass
Historic character.
Modern capability.
Restoration glass inspired by the visual character of historic glazing, available for custom-cut applications and full-sheet supply.
Era Restoration Glass
Three periods.
Three distinct characters.
Choose the level of movement and optical distortion appropriate to the period, architecture, and character of your project.
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1840s
Pronounced historic character
Strong movement and optical distortion inspired by early historic glazing, ideal where unmistakable old-glass character is desired.
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1880s
Balanced movement
Moderate waviness and distortion provide authentic period character while maintaining greater visual clarity.
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1920s
Subtle historic texture
Restrained movement and gentle optical character suited to later historic architecture and projects requiring a quieter restoration appearance.
Explore 1920s Glass →Available custom cut and in full sheets.
Choose How You Buy
Cut to your dimensions.
Or order the full sheet.
Whether you need a single accurately sized piece for a restoration or full sheets for your shop, Liberty Restoration Glass gives you a straightforward way to order the material your project requires.
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Custom Cut
Restoration Glass
Select your era and enter the exact width and height required for your project. We cut the glass to your specified dimensions, eliminating the need to purchase and cut an entire sheet.
1840s · 1880s · 1920s
Cut to specified dimensions
Windows · Doors · Cabinetry · Restoration
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Full Sheet
Restoration Glass
Purchase full sheets for in-house cutting, larger restoration projects, inventory, fabrication shops, and wholesale supply. Choose from our three era restoration glass products.
1840s · 1880s · 1920s
36 × 84 inch sheets
Professional & wholesale supply
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Assemblies
Period face outboard.
Modern performance behind it.
Any of the three profiles can be built into a laminated, insulated or vacuum assembly. The face the street sees stays restoration glass; safety, thermal and acoustic requirements are handled in the layers behind it.
Insulated Glass Units
Restoration lite outboard, sealed spacer, clear or Low-E lite inboard. Built to your sight-line and rebate dimensions for occupied buildings that still have to pass a design review.
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Freedom Vacuum Glass
A vacuum-sealed assembly in a slim overall thickness, developed for historic sash too shallow to accept a conventional insulated unit. Performance data and lead times on request.
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Applications
Where the glass goes.
Sash and storm windows, transoms and fanlights, entry doors and sidelights, cabinet doors, bookcases and furniture. Curved and radial openings are cut from templates you supply — or from a rubbing we walk you through.
Why specifiers choose us
Built to survive a design review.
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Documentation that goes in the submittal
Product data, profile descriptions and sample submittals prepared for historic district commissions and SHPO review.
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Consistent profiles across phases
Restoration projects can span many years. Our glass is produced to consistent reference standards so later phases maintain the same historic appearance as the first.
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One source for glass and assembly
The same lite you approved as a sample is the lite laminated or insulated into the finished unit.
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Shop-friendly supply
Full sheets for glass shops, finished cut sizes for installers, and templates handled either way.
Serving architects · preservation consultants · millwork shops · homeowners
Contact
Tell us about the opening.
Quotes are prepared by hand from your schedule or drawings. If you are still comparing profiles, start with samples.
Request a quote or samples
Inquiries are answered by a person, usually within one business day.