Etched Glass Circles Window – St Neots
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Founded in 1994, the Leadbitter Glass Studio has been supplying Etched Glass panels to homes and businesses across Huntingdon ever since, delivering to every other part of the UK too. Huntingdon is the birthplace of Oliver Cromwell, a man who changed the country’s entire system of government.

Etched glass — sandblasted glass, more plainly — permanently frosts sections of clear glass to leave a pattern that becomes genuinely part of the pane. Every panel is built to your own glass sizes, leaving a mark on the door that won’t wash away, in the same way Huntingdon left a permanent mark on the country’s history. Most orders qualify for free delivery across Huntingdon.

It’s one of the oldest decorative glass techniques still in regular use, and one that suits a town that knows how to be the birthplace of a man who changed the country’s whole system. Our glass has appeared in a Prime Minister’s home and on Hollywood film sets, though homeowners across Huntingdon make up most of what we produce. We also build the other three styles of Decorative Glass found on this site, including Stained Glass, Bevelled Glass, and Fused Glass.

Every Huntingdon order comes with its own Client Page, where a computer-drawn proof appears within a few days, scaled precisely to your glass. Something not quite right? Tell us and we’ll send a revised version — no cap on how many rounds it takes — because we won’t switch the sandblaster on until it’s exactly right.

House names and numbers suit etched glass particularly well, and it’s one of the requests we get most for the fanlight above a front door. If your Huntingdon home has one, we can build a panel showing your number or name, usually with the lettering left clear against a frosted background so it’s readable at a glance.

We begin with a sheet of toughened safety glass and apply a mask cut precisely to your chosen pattern. High-pressure abrasive blasted onto the exposed glass wears it down to a permanent frost, while everything under the mask stays perfectly clear — a permanent change to the glass, in the same way Huntingdon’s most famous son brought about a permanent change to the country.
Because that frost is worked into the glass rather than laid over it, there’s nothing to peel or discolour later — unlike a stick-on “etch effect” film, which tends to yellow and start lifting within a couple of years.

Got an old etched panel at home that’s cracked or gone missing over the years? A photograph is usually all our glass artists need to reproduce the original pattern closely.

Ready to have Etched Glass, or any other decorative glass, made for your Huntingdon home or business? Get in touch today for an accurate quote and turnaround time.
Our website holds one of the largest collections of decorative glass patterns anywhere. Browse hundreds of Etched Glass designs in our main gallery, arranged by theme and by door style, to find the right pattern — or simply for inspiration towards your own. Visit the Main Gallery to see what’s possible.
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