Standard. Much harder to try to notch the tempered glass.

Here is a guest shower in my previous house with a notch at the edge of the full length quartz bench. My cut was very sharp/clean.

Is yours a bit rough?

chispa - "Standard. Much harder to try to notch the tempered glass.

Here is a guest shower in my previous house with a notch at the edge of the full length quartz bench. My cut was very sharp/clean.

Is yours a bit rough?"

Thanks for the response and picture, chispa. That's reassuring. The cut seems clean, if not a bit wide for the glass in my opinion. Honestly, the caulking could be better and may be making it look worse than it is.

I too think it is likely a matter of sloppy caulking. Luckily, easy to fix.

Tempered glass cannot be cut after it's tempered.

Notching the quartz cap was the right way to do the installation.

BeverlyFLADeziner - "Tempered glass cannot be cut after it's tempered.

Notching the quartz cap was the right way to do the installation."

Thank you! I read that about tempered glass, but I figured the cuts would be made before tempering. Nonetheless, it's helpful to learn that notching to fit the glass is normal and expected!