10mm Satinised Frosted Toughened Glass Calculator | Free Radius, Holes, Polishing, Delivery**
£232.00 - £464.00 / per m2 inc VAT
- Buy bespoke cut Satinised Frosted (Acid Etched) Toughened Glass Cut to Size | 10mm thick
- FREE EDGE POLISHING
- FREE HOLES**
- FREE RADIUS CORNERS
- FREE DELIVERY**Â
- Opt: Ritec Self Cleaning, Shaping, Back Painting
Laminated Glass - Minimum Charge 0.5m2 (per panel)
Toughened / Float Glass - Minimum Charge 0.3m2(per panel)
| Glass Thickness: 10mm | |
| Glass Type: Clear Satinised Toughened |
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- Additional information
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Description
Acid-etched glass can add tactile and visual interest to glass, offering privacy while still welcoming abundant light. Architects and designers can use acid-etched glass to create striking and distinctive environments that seem to glow from within. Acid-etched glass is often used in interior applications such as doors, walls, railings, retail displays, elevators, escalators, floors, stairs, table tops and other surfaces.
Additional information
| Dimensions | 1000 × 1000 × 10 mm |
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Edge Polishing
BuyGlass.Co pride ourselves on creating a beautiful end product. With edge polishing there are a few things to consider before you purchase & when evaluating the glass you receive.
Depending on the process used, the edge finish can vary slightly between panels. All BuyGlass.Co edge polishing is finished to an exceptional standard and fully QC'd before release.
If you require a uniform finish across all pieces then please contact us after the order is placed.
Otherwise we will process the polishing using whichever process we choose, and although generally this would mean all glass uses the same polishing technique there are certain times when we may use various methods.
Laminated Glass
We use multiple methods for creating laminated glass. CIP, SGP, PVB & EVA are totally different processes which produce very similar results. CIP however, due to the injection process, has a faint area at the perimeter which can be seen upon closer inspection.
** WE GENERALLY USE PVB **
If you would prefer any particular method then you must let us know prior to production or else, at our discretion, we will use any method.
