Coloured InterlayersHome→News→DecorativeColoured InterlayersWhere you want to create a coloured glass panel, either for single glazed internal use or as part of an insulated glass unit, coloured interlayers are an effective and stable way of achieving a clear constant colour face. London Architectural Glass offer Vanceva to architects and designers with a near infinite range of colours for use within their …
Digital Printed InterlayersHome→News→DecorativeDigital Printed Interlayers Digital printed interlayers allow you to recreate any image safely laminated within a safety glass panel. Using computer based digital printing techniques any type of image, logo, motif or even photograph can be exactly recreated, enlarged and encapsulated within a glass unit for use in any number of design applications. High resolution ink jet printers …
Painted/Back PaintingHome→News→DecorativePainted/Back PaintingPainted glass can be used in many different applications, from wall cladding, kitchen splash backs to specialist structural glazing to hide fixings. A specialist, cured paint is applied to the rear surface of the glass in two stages, in a technique sometimes known as ‘back painting’, creating a solid opaque colour finish to the glass. Colour Matching Available …
Ceramic FritHome→News→DecorativeCeramic FritCeramic fritting involves applying ceramic inks through a stencil or screen, which are then fused to glass for a permanent, durable finish. This technique allows for precise and intricate designs to be applied directly to glass surfaces. The Ceramic Fritting Process Before glass is heat strengthened or tempered, ceramic frit is applied to the glass through a fine …
Kiln Formed GlassHome→News→DecorativeKiln Formed Glass When you want a textured glass surface, either to create a privacy finish or for a purely decorative effect, London Architectural Glass can provide kiln formed or cast glass panels designed to either stock or bespoke textured patterns. Patterns are embedded into one or two surfaces of the glass using kiln ovens with patterned fire …
Mirrored GlassHome→News→DecorativeMirrored Glass Mirrored glass can be used as an effective decorative glass solution for many different types of spaces. The reflective surface allows light to be reflected through a space, giving the illusion of more room and creating a brighter environment. Mirrored glass panels from London Architectural Glass are manufactured using the most modern advances in silvering technology. Modern …
Tinted GlassHome→News→DecorativeTinted Glass Tinted glass panels can be used to reduce solar radiation, glare and visible light transmission, creating a more comfortable environment. The most common tint shades used in architectural glazing are bronze, blue, grey and green. The tint is applied to the glass units at the annealed state of glazing. Small additions of metal oxides are introduced to …
Anti-Reflective GlassHome→News→DecorativeAnti-Reflective Glass Anti-reflective glass offers an ultra-clear, non-reflective surface, even when there are high levels of light on either side of the glass installations The annealed glass is dipped in different metal oxide solutions to create coatings on both faces of the glass. Once coated, the glass is heated at 450C to 500C, creating a glass coating interface that …
Low Iron GlassHome→News→DecorativeLow Iron Glass Low Iron Glass is manufactured using carefully selected raw materials in order to reduce the iron oxide content of the resulting glass. This creates a glass panel that is much clearer, more natural and with a higher light transmission than standard float glass. Neutral clear float glass is not completely neutral. All standard float glass …
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