Patterned Glass
Patterned glass is obtained by pressing the glass mass at the exit of the melting pool when it is still hot in a viscous state. In this way, different drawings or designs are printed on the glass mass through metal rollers that have the drawing to be reproduced engraved on them. These glasses with decorative drawings present a design and texture printed on the surface of one or both sides of a colorless glass. This type of glass delicately balances translucency and privacy. . It has a wide range of about 20 glass models.

Advantages
- The surfaces filter light, providing new architectural options.
- They have an exclusive and modern design for decorative applications.
- They can be manufactured, tempered, laminated, or assembled into double-glazed units, depending on their design and thickness.
- Indoor Use: it lends itself to multiple uses indoors such as sliding or fixed partitions, doors, furniture, shelves and showers.
- Exterior use: windows, doors and glass facades.
- It is recommended to temper the printed glass according to the final dimensions and application that it will have.
Models

Clarglass or Arena glass is a type of glass that lets light through, but does not allow you to clearly see what is on the other side because its surface is treated with a delicate process similar to rough texture on one side.

The glass called Carglass New is a simple or monolithic glass, of the clear type, that is, it lets light through without being able to see clearly through it. It is a Patterned glass, giving roughness to one of its two sides.

It is a glass that is usually used indoors. Among its main characteristics is the textured appearance that makes it perfect for letting light through, but protecting the privacy of the interior.
It is a glass that consists of a smooth side and a wavy side in the form of waves, so that the image is distorted causing the reflection on the wavy side to have a slight movement.

It is a glass with a vertical texture. The entire glass body is vertical, regular and precise lines. Designers use it to combine the regular refraction transmission effect of fluted glass with various design styles.

Wired glass is a type of glass with a metal mesh, which works as a safety glass that prevents pieces of glass from becoming dangerous in the event of an accident or breakage. However, it should be noted that it is not an anti-theft glass and that there are other glasses that offer similar characteristics but with more aesthetics, being thicker and more transparent. Its most common use is in ceilings, walls and anywhere where there is a risk if fragments break off.

Master-Carré glass is a type of glass with a rough square texture and a modern design. It works as a screen, allowing light to pass through while preserving people’s privacy. This glass is available in a thickness of 6 mm. It is an excellent option for applications where a combination of functionality and aesthetics is sought.

This is a type of clear monolithic glass, which means that it allows light to pass through without being able to see clearly through it. This glass is printed or engraved, which gives it a rough texture on one of its two sides. Its appearance is formed from a base similar to Carglass, to which sheets with a characteristic shape have been added. It has a thickness of 4 mm.

This is a clear monolithic glass with roughness on one of its two sides. This glass is decorative and limits visibility, transmitting light in a diffuse way. It provides different degrees of translucency and privacy. Cathedral glass is used to make windows or decorative architectural elements indoors. It is a monolithic type of glass that allows light to pass through it, but does not allow what is behind it to be seen clearly.

This is a type of ornamental glass that combines elegance and privacy in the same product. This glass has a transparent texture that allows natural light to enter, while hiding the view from the outside.

Also known as small-frame glass.

This is a translucent U-shaped glass. It is available in a normal model or an armed version, which has longitudinal steel wires inside to give it greater resistance in case of breakage.

Also known as large-frame glass.

Interlaced Glass

Wooden Glass

LK Puntos Glass


