No glass shelves in an angled corner cabinet. Wood only. Do whatever you like with the door.

Thanks for the reply hollysprings,

My door is made to accept a glass insert, are you saying that you prefer wood shelves to be visible through a glass door insert?

Or maybe I should have reworded my thread to state, "for those that have"?

in the past, when possible, I've replaced the clear glass inserts with textured clear glass in my upper display cabs. Typically stained glass is about 1/8" when flat; no ripples, ridges, etc. It works out fine. You can get from any local stained glass supply store; they'd prolly cut to size for you too. Sorry, no comments on the glass shelf, other than find one at the big box store, compare and measure the thickness, polished edges, etc for your custom one.

This post was edited by Mags438 on Mon, Dec 1, 14 at 20:09

Upper kitchen cabinets with glass doors typically have wooden shelves so that they can hold the weight of typical kitchen items. Glass can only hold so much weight and can accidentally crack when hit at the wrong angle. If yours is a display case in which you will only display a couple of lightweight items you may want to use a glass shelf, but that would be relatively unusual in the kitchen.

We put in all glass cabinets on one side of the kitchen. All wood shelves, no interior lighting. Here's an example:

1929spanish, it warms my heart to see your floor every single time!

Renosarefun - Bendheim is a great site for different types of glass. Good luck!

Wow, thanks oldbat2be!