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Screen Fritted tempered laminated glass
Categories: SCREEN PRINTED DECOGLASS
DecoGlass is the band of Landson Glass’s decorative glass, is available in a standard designed palette of 18 colors. Additional colour choices can be made from the comprehensive RAL Colour Standards and more specific colours matched on request.Decorative Glass can be manufactured with other glass products and processes to produce unique and creative products incorporating elements of design and color.
Features
♦ DecoGlass is manufactured by screen-printing ceramic frit enamels onto one side of either float or low iron glass. The coated glass then undergoes either toughening or heat strengthening.
♦ This heat treatment fuses the ceramic into the glass surface and is so permanent that colour cannot be removed without damaging the glass substrate.
♦ The versatility, colourfastness and capacity to withstand extremes of conditions – DecoGlass is capable of withstanding temperature differentials up to 250°C – make DecoGlass ideal for many interior and exterior finishes.
KEY SPECIFICATIONS
| Min Size | 300 x 300mm |
| Max Size | 4500 x 2400mm |
| Min Thickness | 6mm |
| Max Thickness | 19mm |
| Information | Clear, White Translucent, Grey, Bronze, Green & Blue |
SPECIFICATIONS
Exterior Applications
In exterior applications Decorative Glass is generally used for spandrel panels, canopies or full glass facades.It offers architects and designers the opportunity to either match or contrast vision panels through colour.
Decorative Glass is most commonly used as cladding to obscure structural work from view. lt allows architects and designers a cladding material where colour: impact and design are essential requirements.
We recommend heat strengthening when specifying Decorative Glass for spandrel panels. This ensures panels remain in place in the occasional event of breakage.
Interior Applications
For interior finishes Decorative Glass creates a high quality finish for decorative privacy screens, wall cladding and splashbacks for kitchens or bathrooms.
Colour and Design
Decorative Glass is available in a standard designer palette of 18 colours. Additional colour choices can be made from the comprehensive RAL Colour Standards and more specific colours matched on request.
Decorative Glass can be manufactured with other glass products and processes to produce unique and creative products incorporating elements of design and colour
Our highly specialised precision processing and edge treatment equipment. including state of the art CNC machines, allows complex applications incorporating shapes, holes and cut-outs to be accurately manufactured and our unique oversize manufacturing capabilitie sprovide endless potential applications.
Supply and installation
Decorative Glass is custom made and supplied with arrised edges. They cannot be cut, ground or worked in any way. so it is important to order the exact size for your installation. The panels are easy to install, provided the following recommendations are adhered to.
The ceramic coating makes Decorative Glass substantially opaque but care should be taken to avoid back lighting. Glazing techniques should provide an adequate seal. Decorative Glass should be glazed in accordance with Australian Standards AS 1288.
Setting blocks and distance pieces should be used as indicated by the Australian Standards 1288 to ensure centering of panel in the frame and to prevent edgecontact between the glass and metal.
Designs
Interior Applications
For interior finishes Decorative Glass creates a high quality finish for decorative privacy screens, wall cladding and splashbacks for kitchens or bathrooms.
Supply and installation
Decorative Glass is custom made and supplied with arrised edges. They cannot be cut, ground or worked in any way. so it is important to order the exact size for your installation. The panels are easy to install, provided the following recommendations are adhered to.
The ceramic coating makes Decorative Glass substantially opaque but care should be taken to avoid back lighting. Glazing techniques should provide an adequate seal. Decorative Glass should be glazed in accordance with Australian Standards AS 1288.
Setting blocks and distance pieces should be used as indicated by the Australian Standards 1288 to ensure centering of panel in the frame and to prevent edgecontact between the glass and metal.
