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Scottish Stained Glass Toledo, Ohio<\/h3>\n

Toledo has a long and distinguished relationship with all aspects of the glass world, from windows to bottles and windshields to blown glass art. Have you seen the Fifth Third Center? You can\u2019t miss it since it is Toledo\u2019s tallest building, and, not to mention, that it\u2019s all glass!<\/p>\n

However, we believe there is one area of the glass community that could use some expanding in the lovely Ohio city of Toledo: Stained Glass.
\nScottish Stained Glass is ready, willing and more than able to fill that void in Toledo\u2019s glass culture.<\/p>\n

All of our stained glass pieces are custom designs, hand crafted by specially trained artisans right here in the United States. We can create pieces to fit any size or shape of window. We will gladly create a hanging piece to portray your unwavering love of the Toledo Mud Hens.<\/p>\n

Stained Glass in Toledo is Not Just Decorative — it is Practical Too!<\/strong><\/p>\n

Not just for church windows, our stained glass is perfect for Toledo homes. It’s practical, beautiful, will raise the value of your home, make you the envy of your friends and neighbors, and provide various practical benefits that you might never have considered.<\/p>\n

Did you realize that stained glass and leaded windows can be used to help create privacy in your home? This is a necessity especially when your house has clear views into your neighbor\u2019s interior, which is a common occurrence in the suburbs of Toledo. Bathrooms, bedrooms, and entryways with stained glass can create the comfortable environment in your home that you\u2019ve been longing for. Though Scottish Stained Glass will provide you with privacy, it will not prevent the sun from getting through, and if you\u2019re a Toledoan, you know how precious those sunny days are!<\/p>\n

Did you know that 90% of Scottish Stained Glass installations are clear glass, either textured, beveled or etched to provide opacity and interesting designs?<\/p>\n

Another way Scottish Stained Glass can brighten up those cloudy Toledo days is to add some color to your stained glass windows. We can create a stained glass work of art in any colors, to match your decor, provide a gorgeous focal point to a room, or as a vivid pop of color in an otherwise neutrally colored room. In fact, since all of our stained glass is made to order, there are virtually no limits to the colors or patterns you can choose.<\/p>\n

Ohio Stained Glass<\/h3>\n

Scottish Stained Glass serves not only Toledo, but also the entire state of Ohio. Whether you are in Columbus, Cleveland, Dayton, Canton, or Cincinnati the designers at Scottish Stained Glass will work with you to design high-quality, beautiful stained glass windows. Our extensive and thorough design process allows us to communicate with you over the phone, through mail, and via computers. All of these steps ensure that your custom stained glass window design and installation process goes smoothly, no matter your location.<\/p>\n

We look forward to working with you on your stained glass project soon!<\/p>\n

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