Stained glass panels can be fitted anywhere in the home. They can be used in spaces between rooms or lit as works of art.

Most panels are used within windows and can replace single sheets of glazing.

Insurance companies often insist that a stained glass unit is backed either by a sheet of toughened safety glass or by a double glazed unit.

The '3' shown on the 'choosing your design' page is in a front door and backed by a 6mm sheet of safety glass. On this occasion I have fitted the stained glass panel on the outside.

The round window shown on the home page was fitted against an existing double glazed unit. This window is in a second floor hall and the stained glass panel has been fitted on the inside. People walking past on the inside, who often stop and touch the window, are unaware of the double glazing. Looking up from the outside the window appears to be just a stained glass window.

Special clips are available to hold a stained glass panel against a double glazed unit without damaging the unit or having to remove it.