double glass table

Listings typically pair tempered glass tabletops with metal frames—most commonly powder-coated steel or other metal legs/frames—so you’ll see descriptions like metal frame with tempered glass surfaces.

Listings show a range of thicknesses in both imperial and metric units: examples include 0.5 in, 0.6 in, 1 in and metric notes like 5 mm, 6 mm, with one description listing an 8 mm top layer.

Capacity varies by model. Some listings state a whole-table capacity (for example, 150 lb), while others give distributed or per-layer limits such as about 80 lb distributed or roughly 88 lb per layer.

Common shapes include rectangular, oval, and round. Heights for side and coffee tables in the listings typically range around 17 in to 20.5 in, with widths and lengths varying by model.

It refers to a design with an upper tempered glass surface plus a separate lower shelf or glass layer. Listings often call this two-tier or double-layer and note both top and bottom glass or a lower shelf made of other materials.

Most listings state adult assembly is required and note that tools and necessary hardware are provided in the package.

Listings recommend simple care: wipe with a damp cloth or use a standard glass cleaner. Descriptions note that glass surfaces clean easily with a cloth or glass wipe.

Heights vary by model but commonly fall around 17 inches up to about 20.5 inches for the side and coffee tables shown.