Furniture industry
Different types of glass, mirrors used in modern furniture result in achieving very stylish and beautiful look combining different styles. Glass shelving lit by LED lighting, frameless glass doors with different patterns imprinted on it, or furniture made entirely out of glass – the potential is amazing.
Street furniture
Urban space is a great challenge for anyone trying to implement changes and at the same time retain the atmosphere and the character of a given place. Etched glass or coloured glass became a great mean of uniting modern technology with tradition and classic style. Thanks to glass and the possibilities that come with it our cities become beautiful and modern without losing its character.
Construction industry
The construction industry frequently uses toughened glass. Cut to size, coloured or etched is very durable and improves the aesthetic aspect of the building. Toughened glass suppliers are able to offer products of the highest possible quality for extremely large number of applications and places.
Interior design
Laminated glass and its various forms, as well as possibilities offered by its use, gave interior designers a great chance to create completely new projects, unique in its form and atmosphere. Talented designer is able to employ and multiply the effects of using cheap LED lighting with i.e. large mirrors – the effects of such a combination are often breathtaking.
Toughened glass
Glass quenching is a form of processing of panes, which are heated in extremely high temperature and then cooled down with the stream of cold air. As a result of such activities toughened glass cut to size changes its properties and functionality. From delicate material it turns into hard, solid building material. Extraordinary parameter of toughened material is its reaction in case of damage.
The quenching process can be performed on traditional transparent panes. The coloured panes are used as well. Panes can also be blended through gluing them together, achieving in this way VSG.
ThThe final product acquired through the quenching process has many advantages, including:
The quenching process can be performed on traditional transparent panes. The coloured panes are used as well. Panes can also be blended through gluing them together, achieving in this way VSG.
ThThe final product acquired through the quenching process has many advantages, including:
- high durability to mechanical damage and tension
- large resistance for sudden, extreme changes of temperatures
- minimum risk of hurting anybody
- wide choice of types and thickness
- corridors, halls etc.
- furniture and doors
- the enclosures of tubs and shower cabins
- railings, balconies, staircases
- parting walls, shop windows
- and many other applications.
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