Lacquered Glass

Lacquered glass, colored and opaque in appearance, is produced by depositing and then baking a coating of lacquer to one side of clear glass. Lacquer is a solution of film-forming materials, natural or synthetic, usually applied as an ornamental or protective coating.

This unites coloured lacquer with the brilliance of glass. It brings colour and ambiance to interiors and is particularly suitable for more demanding locations, such as bathrooms and kitchens. In homes, offices, hotels, shops and museums, clear glass fused with lacquer creates smooth,homogenous surfaces as wall-panelling, in furniture and in wardrobe and cupboard doors.

• » Inspiring modern-day design : With colour and light effects, lacquered glass helps convey a bright and creative appearance for walls and furniture. Enhanced by the glass, the colour brightens up interiors and animates surroundings with reflections and brilliance.
• » A durable and flawless finish : As the lacquer is applied to the back of the glass, it is protected from damage, ensuring durability. Its brilliance is far superior to that of gloss paints.
• » Resistance to humidity : This variety ig glass can be used in high humidity rooms, such as kitchens and bathrooms.
• » Safety : Where the use of safety glass is required, it is advisable