Etched Glass Dangling Leaves Door – Weymouth
Hello Brenda, here is your chosen design Hallhill Leaves shown in your specific glass sizes. The dashed line shows the visible area so ignore everything [...]
Founded in 1994, the Leadbitter Glass Studio has been supplying Etched Glass panels to homes and businesses across Weymouth ever since, delivering to every other part of the UK too. The town’s seafront was one of the main embarkation points for Allied forces on D-Day in 1944, when everything was checked and prepared with total precision before a single boat ever left the harbour — and etched glass has always suited that same standard of preparation.

Etched glass, sometimes called sandblasted glass, obscures sections of clear glass to leave a permanent pattern behind. Every panel is built to your own glass measurements, checked as thoroughly before it leaves our studio as anything that once left Weymouth’s own harbour. The vast majority of orders qualify for free delivery across Weymouth.

It’s one of the oldest decorative glass techniques still in regular use, and one that suits a town that knows what it means to prepare something properly before it goes anywhere. Our glass has appeared in a Prime Minister’s home and on Hollywood film sets, though most of what we make is for homeowners across Weymouth. We also produce other styles of Decorative Glass for Weymouth clients, including Stained Glass, Bevelled Glass, and Fused Glass.

Every Weymouth order comes with its own Client Page, and within a few days of ordering, a computer-drawn proof of your design appears there, scaled precisely to your glass. If something needs adjusting, tell us and we’ll send a revised version — as many rounds as it takes. We won’t switch the sandblaster on until you’ve checked it over yourself.

Etched glass suits house names and numbers particularly well, and it’s one of our most common requests for the fanlight above a front door. If your Weymouth home has one, we can create a panel showing your house number or name. For the sharpest result, we generally etch the surrounding background and leave the lettering itself clear, so it stands out at a glance.

We start with a sheet of toughened safety glass and apply a mask cut precisely to your chosen design, protecting everything except the pattern itself. High-pressure abrasive is then blasted onto the exposed glass, wearing the surface down to a permanent frost wherever the mask doesn’t cover it — a genuine, one-time change to the glass, checked over thoroughly before it’s ever sent out to you.
Because that frost is worked into the glass rather than sitting on top of it, there’s nothing to peel or fade later, unlike a stick-on “etch effect” film, which tends to yellow and lift within a couple of years.

If an old etched panel at home has cracked or gone missing over the years, a photograph is usually enough for our glass artists to reproduce the original pattern closely.

Ready to have Etched Glass, or any other decorative glass, made for your Weymouth 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.
Hello Brenda, here is your chosen design Hallhill Leaves shown in your specific glass sizes. The dashed line shows the visible area so ignore everything [...]
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