Take overall and close-up photos of the broken panel, edges, impact area, and packaging if available.
Share the order number, invoice, glass type, size, and installation condition for faster review.
Our team helps assess whether the issue may relate to shipping damage, external impact, installation stress, or possible spontaneous breakage.
Different tempered glass options may involve different spontaneous breakage risks, shipping damage coverage, and warranty responsibilities.
| Glass Option | Self-Breakage Risk | Shipping Damage | 5-Year Spontaneous Breakage Warranty | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard White Tempered Glass | ~3% | Replacement + Free Shipping | Replacement only, shipping cost borne by customer | Cost-sensitive custom glass orders |
| Ultra-Clear Tempered Glass | ~0% | Replacement + Free Shipping | Replacement + Free Shipping | Projects requiring clearer appearance and lower impurity risk |
| Heat Soaked Tempered Glass | ~0% | Replacement + Free Shipping | Replacement + Free Shipping | Higher-safety projects where risk control is important |
Custom tempered glass offers higher strength than standard glass, but rare spontaneous breakage can still happen. These short guides help project buyers understand how to identify breakage, prepare warranty information, and decide when HST is worth considering before confirming custom size, thickness, edgework, holes, and application conditions.
Useful for reviewing breakage patterns, photos, and basic claim details after delivery or installation.
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