Its decorative figures accentuate virtually any decor while concealing the interior from view
Figured glass is a decorative and translucent glass with figures on one face. In addition to diffusing light and obstructing visibility from the outside, the figures soften the interior lighting.
Transparency of a figured glass pattern when viewing certain objects
(Measuring conditions: left 0 cm, right 50 cm)
Colors: Bronze, Grey, Blue, Green and Amber, etc.
Thickness: 3mm, 4mm, 5mm, 5.5mm, 6mm, 7.5mm and 8mm etc.
Sizes: 1220x1830mm, 1500x2000mm, 1524x2134mm, 1900x2200mm, 1830x2440mm and 2140x3300mm etc
Patterns: Aqualite, Bamboo, Beehive, Canelado, Chinchilla, Crystal, Diamond, Flora, Hishicross, Karatachi, Kasumi, Map, Masterlite, May Flower, Millennium, Mistlite, Morgon II, Nashiji, Rain, Ripple, Silver Bead, Waterfall, Woven etc.
Decoration
The decorative patterns blend with a wide range of decor.
Translucence
This glass achieves soft and comfortable interior lighting, because its figured patterns diffuse incoming light. Transmission factors for solar radiation energy and visible light rays are much the same as with float glass.
Privacy
It ensures privacy by obstructing visibility from the outside.
Windows of buildings and houses
Partitions, interior doors and windows
FurnitureAll locations benefiting from the combination of a distinctive, decorative touch.
Glass with a figured surface can become dirty easily. Set with the smooth surface facing the exterior.Figured glass may become transparent if the patterns absorb water.
Carefully set glass units in sashes and ensure that the edge clearance is correct. Wind pressure can cause glass units to fall out if the setting is incorrect.Provide a sufficient clearance for the edges of glass units to prevent deformation under the forces generated by earthquakes, opening or closing impact and irregular thermal stress.Use a high quality elastic sealing compound (silicone or polysulfide).Use polyethylene foam or chloroprene rubber as a backup material.Provide setting blocks of chloroprene rubber (90° hardness) at two places along the bottom edge.