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# Fixing Legs to Glass Tops

Our best option for making a glass table would be to use one of [our freestanding industrial frame range](https://hairpin.com/products/frame-legs-square). Depending on the specs and intended use for your table you may be able to simply rest the top on the frame,

For our non-free standing legs, which will require a stronger attachment to hold a glass tabletop, it is technically possible to use a metal to glass glue like Nano470. However, this can be quite specialist and it's not something we have done ourselves so we can't give any specific recommendations for this method.