Stained Glass Sutton Coldfield
Founded in 1994, the Leadbitter Glass Studio has been supplying Overlay Stained Glass panels to homes and businesses across Sutton Coldfield ever since, delivering to every other part of the UK too. Holy Trinity Church was restored and extended in the 1520s under Bishop Vesey, whose petition to Henry VIII secured the town’s royal charter in 1528 — the Warden and Society of the Royal Town of Sutton Coldfield, a title held ever since. The church’s own stained glass has long been noted for its quality.

Every panel is designed and manufactured in our own Decorative Glass Studio — either from your own photo or idea, or from one of the hundreds of patterns in our gallery. Our Overlay Stained Glass comes as either toughened single glazing or a resilient double-glazed unit, and suits a front door, a landing window, or any other glazed opening in the home equally well. The great majority of orders qualify for free delivery across Sutton Coldfield.

We’ve supplied Overlay Stained Glass for a Prime Minister’s home, for Hollywood film sets, and for well-known musicians and billionaires — though the vast majority of what we make is still for homeowners across Sutton Coldfield. We also produce other styles of Decorative Glass for Sutton Coldfield clients, including Bevelled Glass, Etched Glass, and Fused Glass.
See your glass before we create it!

Our Free Client Pages Design Service
Every Sutton Coldfield order comes with a private Client Page, where a full-colour drawing of your design, built to scale, appears a few days after you order. If a colour needs deepening, or a motif needs enlarging, tell us and we’ll amend it and send it back — as many rounds as you need. We only begin manufacturing once the design has your seal of approval.

Image above created using Minster Glass.
How Our Stained Glass Is Made
Traditional leaded glass is a patchwork of small pieces held together by soft lead, which is exactly why it’s so prone to cracking and letting the weather in as it ages — a shaky foundation for something meant to hold its standing. Our Overlay Stained Glass is built on steadier ground, applying both the leadwork and the colour directly onto one continuous sheet of toughened safety glass, rather than piecing together dozens of separate fragments.
Pilkington K Glass is also available on request, and is required by current building regulations for new window and door installations across Sutton Coldfield and the rest of the UK.

Every panel is manufactured using toughened or laminated safety glass, since durability matters to us as much as how the finished design looks.
Plenty of homeowners have a story about traditional leaded glass costing good money, only to see individual pieces crack within weeks of fitting. Our Overlay Stained Glass was designed specifically to avoid that.

Our process
We hand-shape lead strips onto the toughened glass first, tracing an uncoloured outline of your chosen design. Once that’s complete, the glass is turned over and coloured piece by piece, each section held within its own leaded boundary.
Matching lead lines are then added to the reverse to mirror the front exactly, so the finished panel is leaded and coloured on both faces, not just the one you see.

A choice of lead finishes is available too — see our Leaded Glass page for the full range.
Ready to have Overlay Stained Glass, or any other decorative glass, made for your Sutton Coldfield home or business? Get in touch today for an accurate quote and turnaround time.
Browse Our Leaded Glass Galleries
Our website holds one of the largest collections of decorative glass patterns anywhere. Browse hundreds of Leaded 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.
We supply Stained Glass to Sutton Coldfield and these surrounding areas…
Birmingham – Walsall – Tamworth – West Bromwich – Lichfield – Solihull – Dudley – Cannock – Halesowen – Wolverhampton – Nuneaton – Stourbridge – Coventry – Redditch – Bromsgrove – Stafford – Kidderminster – Warwick – Leamington Spa – Uttoxeter – Stratford upon Avon – Rugby – Telford – Derby – Leicester – Loughborough – Worcester – Stoke-On-Trent – Nottingham – Banbury – Shrewsbury – Melton Mowbray – Northampton – Crewe – Cheltenham – Corby – Kettering – Mansfield – Chesterfield – Macclesfield
