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Pattern Glass Collections by Bear Glass
Pattern glass is a multifaceted material that offers a wide range of design possibilities. Its unique texture, visual interest, and ability to control light and privacy make it an ideal choice for various applications.
Pattern glass, also known as figured glass or rolled glass, is a type of glass that features a textured or patterned design on one or both surfaces. This unique glass is created using various techniques, such as rolling or casting, which impart distinctive visual effects. Pattern glass can add aesthetic interest and visual appeal to architectural and decorative applications, including doors, windows, partitions, and room dividers. Its textured surface can also provide privacy and diffuse light, making it a popular choice for bathrooms, bedrooms, and other areas where obscurity is desired. With its versatility and beauty, pattern glass can enhance the functionality and style of various spaces.
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TYPES OF PATTERN GLASS
Available Types of Pattern Glass
Pattern glass encompasses a range of types, each with its unique characteristics and visual effects. The diverse types of pattern glass provide a wealth of design options for architects, designers, and homeowners seeking to add visual appeal and functionality to their projects.
USES
The Versatility of Pattern Glass in Architecture, Interiors, & Home Design
Pattern glass is a multifaceted material that offers a wide range of design possibilities. Its unique texture, visual interest, and ability to control light and privacy make it an ideal choice for various applications.
By incorporating pattern glass into architecture, interiors, and home design, you can add texture, visual interest, and elegance to a space. With its meticulous versatility and aesthetic appeal, pattern glass stands out in the crowd in various architectural and home improvement projects.
Architectural Uses
- Windows and Doors: Pattern glass can be used in windows and doors to add texture and visual interest while controlling light and privacy. It can be used in various types of buildings, including residential, commercial, and historical buildings.
- Partitions: Pattern glass partitions can be used to separate spaces while maintaining a sense of openness and transparency. They can be used in offices, restaurants, and other commercial spaces to create a unique and modern aesthetic.
- Facades: Pattern glass can be used in building facades to create a unique and striking visual effect. It can be used to add texture and visual interest to building exteriors, making it a popular choice for architects and designers.
Interior Design Uses
- Room Dividers: Pattern glass room dividers can be used to separate spaces while adding texture and visual interest. They can be used in homes, offices, and other spaces to create a unique and modern aesthetic.
- Decorative Elements: Pattern glass can be used as a decorative element in interior design, such as in wall panels, fireplace surrounds, or backsplashes. It can add texture and visual interest to a space, making it a popular choice for interior designers.
- Lighting: Pattern glass can be used to create unique lighting fixtures, such as pendant lights or chandeliers. It can add texture and visual interest to a space, making it a popular choice for lighting designers.
Home Design and Decoration
- Bathroom Design: Pattern glass can be used in bathroom design to create a sense of luxury and sophistication. It can be used in shower doors, partitions, or decorative elements to add texture and visual interest.
- Kitchen Design: Pattern glass can be used in kitchen design to add texture and visual interest to backsplashes, islands, or room dividers. It can create a unique and modern aesthetic, making it a popular choice for homeowners.
- Living Room Design: Pattern glass can be used in living room design to create a unique and striking visual effect. It can be used in room dividers, decorative wall panels, or lighting fixtures to add texture and visual interest.
- Feature Walls: Pattern glass can be used to create feature walls that add texture and visual interest to a space. It can be used in living rooms, bedrooms, or offices to create a unique and striking visual effect.
More Uses for Design and Decoration
- Bedroom Design
Pattern glass can be used in bedroom design to create a sense of serenity and calmness. It can be used in room dividers, decorative wall panels, or lighting fixtures to add texture and visual interest. - Staircase Design
Pattern glass can be used in staircase design to create a unique and striking visual effect. It can be used in balustrades, handrails, or decorative panels to add texture and visual interest. - Fireplace Surrounds
Pattern glass can be used to create stunning fireplace surrounds that add texture and visual interest to a space.
- Shelf Design
Pattern glass can be used in shelf design to create a unique and modern aesthetic. It can be used in living rooms, kitchens, or offices to add texture and visual interest. - Door Design
Pattern glass can be used in door design to add texture and visual interest. It can be used in interior or exterior doors to create a unique and striking visual effect. - Room Separators
Pattern glass can be used as room separators to divide spaces while maintaining a sense of openness and transparency.
MAINTENANCE
Maintain and Safe-keep Pattern Glass
Maintaining patterned glass involves more than a simple wipe-down. The textured surface can easily trap dirt, moisture, or even mold in more humid environments, requiring detailed cleaning techniques and appropriate tools. Soft-bristle brushes, non-abrasive cloths, and gentle, pH-neutral cleaners are recommended to avoid scratching the glass or damaging its intricate design. Routine inspection for residue build-up and timely cleaning helps prolong the life and beauty of the glass. Whether used in a bathroom setting, kitchen, or office partition, well-maintained patterned glass continues to reflect its elegance while performing effectively in both form and function.
Cleaning
- Determine the glass type: Before cleaning, identify if your pattern glass has a coated surface. If it does, take extra care to avoid scratching.
- Avoid direct sunlight: Clean tinted or coated glass surfaces in shaded areas to prevent streaks and damage.
- Mild cleaning solution: Use a non-abrasive commercial window cleaning solution and a soft, clean cloth or sponge.
- Vinegar solution: Mix equal parts water and white vinegar in a spray bottle. Spray the solution onto the water spots and let it sit for a few minutes. Wipe clean with a soft cloth or sponge.
Do's and Don'ts
- Clean glass regularly to prevent dirt buildup.
- Use a soft, clean cloth or sponge to wipe down surfaces.
- Dry cleaning solution from window gaskets, sealants, and frames.
- Use metal scrapers or abrasive materials that can scratch the glass.
- Clean glass in direct sunlight or with harsh chemicals.
- Allow water or cleaning residue to remain on the glass or adjacent materials.
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Pattern Glass Specifications
| Glass Size | 65 x 126, 36 x 70, 32x 72, 60 x 84, 45 X 67, 84 X 144, 63 X 98, 50 X 72, 96 x 130, 65 X 84, 59 X 70, 65 X 130, 72 x 84, 36 X 84, 39 X 59, 60 X 83, 72 X 96, 59 X 63, 39 X 62, 48 X 84, 65 X 85, 65 X 96, 60 X 84, 72 X 96, 72 X 100 |
| Glass Thickness | 5/32, 1/8, 3/16, 1/4, 1/2 |
| Customization | Hole drilling, Glass cutting, Edge finish, Custom shapes |
| Glass Tempering | Available |
| Delivery & Installation | Available |
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