Lacobel is back painted with a range of 20 colours giving a glossy finish available in 4 mm and 6 mm.
Suitable for internal use, for example lobby walls, lift shaft cladding or whiteboards. Though not toughened Lacobel has a safety film on the back to prevent excess injury should the glass be accidentally broken.
Lacobel in 6mm can be processed to include cut-outs and bevelled edges.
All Spec were contracted to remove the existing glass from the original shopfront.
We then supplied and fitted the new glass to the re-designed shopfront under sub-contract to Flynn Management.
Matelac is a sister product to Lacobel.
It has a painted satin finish that provides a different visual look that compliments the Lacobel range.
Typical mirrors are silvered glass which comes in 4 mm and 6 mm float glass, with tinted glass options also available. The mirrors can be processed with edge polishing, bevelling, drilling, socket cut-outs or with DeMista headed pads applied.
Other mirror types available are stainless steel mirrors, laminated mirror or surveillance mirror (which is dependent on light ratio).
Patterned or textured glass is a decorated glass allowing maximum light in whilst maintaining your chosen level of privacy or obscuration.
The Portavant solution for small sash width and weights up to 60kg with soft close and open technology.
Available in wall and ceiling mount formats, suitable for 8-10mm thick glass.
Bespoke flat rooflights manufactured using aluminium angles and T bar with double or triple glazed units with safety glass.
Glass with safety features. Laminated Safety Glass provides greater protection and security for people and property and is therefore suitable for use in many applications through the home or office. On impact, the glass may break but the glass fragments tend to remain bonded to the interlayer rather than breaking into large sharp pieces.
Toughened Glass provides increased strength compared to normal glass. Toughened glass shatters into small fragments instead of sharp shards when broken making it safer and less likely to cause injury.
Simple yet stylish, the use of glass in shower doors and bath screens creates a modern look in any bathroom. Glass can accommodate unusual shapes, cut-outs and sloped ceilings to optimise space and light to their full potential.
Glass options available include clear toughened, opaque glass, sandblast panel or coloured glass.
One way vision glass (dependent on light ratio) provides an effective method of undetected surveillance typically used for observation in interview rooms or for patient monitoring.