Figured glass/patterned glass

Figured glass/patterned glass: Also known as "patterned" or "ornamental" glass, figured glass is generally produced by the rolling process (see "rolled glass"). The surfaces of the rollers used carry the pattern or design to be "imprinted" in the glass as it passes between them. The process gives the glass a textured surface on one or both sides. The surface finish may be both decorative and functional. Apart from the huge variety of patterns possible, figured glass can also offer light dispersion and glare reduction characteristics. 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 Furniture All 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. Size can be according to your request. Package: export requested package.