To order Gilasi for your home or business You can work with the contractor or stone fabricator of your choice and the material will be delivered to them for fabrication and installation in your project. If you do not have a fabricator that you are currently working with we will happily assist you in locating one in your area. You can contact us by clicking here.

All of the glass used to make Gilasi is domestically sourced within 250 miles from our manufacturing plant in Chicago. Much of the glass is post-consumer container glass and window glass which make up the base of Gilasi. Other glass is decorative post industrial scrap glass that comes from damaged hand-blown lighting fixtures.

Every part of the manufacturing and finishing process of Gilasi is done in Chicago, Illinois.

We do not recommend Gilasi for exterior applications.

While you can cut on Gilasi, we do not recommend it as it will quickly dull your knives.

Gilasi is highly stain resistant and does not require sealer. Darker colors like Pietra and Livadi do need a periodic application of Mineral oil to maintain their rich color due to the satin finish that Gilasi comes with. Lighter colors do not need this treatment.

You can receive a sample of Gilasi by going to our sample ordering page or by clicking here.

Gilasi comes in three standard slab sizes which are: 28” x 109”, 46” x 109” and 62” x 109”. In addition to these sizes Gilasi can be made in custom slab sizes to further minimize waste and reduce cost from un-needed material.

Gilasi has a satin finish and a sealer is applied by the fabricator after installation.

Ordering custom colors are easy. You can contact us to discuss the look you would like to achieve and we will cast a custom sample for you to physically approve. Custom samples are ready in about one week and cost $80. There is no other charge associated with purchasing Gilasi other than the sample casting fee.

Gilasi can be Fused with many different materials including but not limited to wood, Stainless steel, Aluminum and porcelain. If there is a material you would like to add to an installation of Gilasi for your project contact us and we will discuss the possibilities.

About 87% of Gilasi is recycled glass of varying sizes, a VOC free aeronautics grade epoxy is used to bind the material together and natural oxides are used to create base colors.

While Gilasi is fantastic for countertops, it can also be used for stairways, tables, reception desks and other office furniture, window sills, flooring, wall cladding, backsplashes, bar tops, bathroom vanities and pretty much anything you can think of.