FAQs

What types of glass are used?

I source all my glass directly from Canadian Stained Glass Warehouse. The glass brands I use vary depending on the project (for exemple: English Muffle, Kokomo, Spectrum, Uroboros, Youghiogheny, etc.).

What technique is used for your stained glass art?

I use the Louis C. Tiffany method to create my works. After precisely cutting and grinding the glass, I apply copper foil and I solder each piece of glass in order to create an unique piece.

Will my stained glass piece be strong?

For larger stained glass piece, I make sure to add a zinc strip or a lead strip to reinforce the glass.

The solder also add strength to the stained glass.

How to install stained glass?

For smaller pieces, you can hang them by applying plastic suction cups with hooks to a window.

For larger pieces, I recommend installing hooks on your wooden window trim and hanging them directly or using a wire hanger. Please do not damage your PVC frame when installing your stained glass.

How to maintain your stained glass piece?

I recommend cleaning your stained glass with warm, soapy water and a soft cloth, avoiding abrasive products. Once a year, you can apply a thin layer of stained glass wax to restore its shine. Also, avoid scraping the surface of the stained glass with metal objects in order to avoid scratching your glass.

How can stained glass piece transform a space?

A stained glass piece is a unique work of art and can add a special touch to your living space.

A stained glass piece can be very useful for adding privacy to a room while still allowing natural light to enter. For example, a stained glass piece can be installed in a bathroom window for added privacy