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Elementor #2111

The Dubai 2003 Monument This commission presented the unique challenge of cladding a 25 metre high tower, and a four metre diameter rotating glass globe in stained glass. The time allowed for design and manufacture was only 5 weeks. The opalescent coloured glass was manufactured using ceramic printing and firing techniques. The large vertical panels […]

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Sand Blasted Glass

The Allure of Sandblasted Glass: Texture, Privacy, and Timeless Design

Sandblasted glass is a fascinating material that combines form and function. This technique transforms ordinary glass into stunning, translucent surfaces with a distinctive frosted appearance and a soft, tactile feel. Let’s explore the process, its uses, and why it’s so beloved by designers and homeowners alike.

How is Sandblasted Glass Made?

The sandblasting process involves propelling a stream of fine sand or other abrasive material at high velocity against a sheet of glass. The grit etches away at the surface, creating a slightly roughened, frosted effect. By controlling the pressure, grit size, and masking areas, skilled technicians can achieve varying levels of opacity and intricate designs.

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Back Painted Glass

Why Back-Painted Glass for Backsplashes?

Forget those fussy, grouted tiles! Back-painted glass brings a host of benefits to kitchen and bathroom backsplashes:

Sleek and Modern: Seamless, large panels eliminate grout lines, creating an ultra-contemporary look.
Color Explosion: Choose from virtually any color to match your decor perfectly, or create a dazzling focal point with a bold hue.
Super Hygienic: Glass is non-porous, so it won’t harbor bacteria, mold, or stains. Cleaning is a breeze!
Durable: Back-painted glass won’t chip or fade easily and resists heat and moisture, perfect for busy kitchens and bathrooms.
Beyond Backsplashes: Where Else Can You Use Back-Painted Glass?

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