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Acid Etched glazing is glass that has been chemically treated with an acidic material to produce a surface finish that will diffuse transmitted light, reduce glare and has a "frosted" appearance. Suitable for both interior and exterior applications. Bent/curved glass is formed into a curved shape or profile using extreme heat and a frame. Various shapes are available and it is also available in laminated curved glass. Cast Glass is glass with a textured surface produced by pouring and pressing molten glass into a mold having the desired shape or pattern and heating to the temperature where the glass softens to the form of the mold.

Ceramic Frit glass is a pigmented glass enamel fired onto the glass at high temperatures and permanently fused to the glass surface. Available in many colours, patterns and translucencies. The unique beauty of Cast glass lies in the way light interacts with the texture. Fused glass is a decorative glass created by melting two or more glasses in a kiln and fusing them together to make art glass pieces or ornate tableware.

Cast glass is featured in many prominent murals and sculptures around the world. Channel glass is a structural glass system used for light transmitting walls and interior partitions in a variety of textures in a choice of hundreds of enamel colours. Digital Art on Glass is a visual feature created by software in digital form. The digital file can be taken from a scanned photograph or image drawn using vector graphics software, then printed onto glass or other films and substrates.

Choosing A Glazier

There are many things to look for when you decide to hire a glazier to install windows in your home, particularly if you are considering decorative glazing. Although most skilled glaziers should be able to install, repair and replace any kind of glass installation, it is best to select a glazier that has experience in decorative glazing if you are contemplating something unusual. You should always ask what training a glazier has and to see examples of decorative work they have completed in the past, professional decorative glaziers will be proud of their previous work and will have no problem with you speaking to previous customers to check their references.

It is also worth checking if they belong to any glazing trade organizations. Normally, they will go through an extensive vetting to get into one of these organizations, which gives you additional peace of mind. To get further information on pricing and advice on decorative glass for your home, please use the "post your job" button to get started. The service is free to use, takes just two minutes, and you can get local glaziers and specialist decorative glass companies get in touch with you directly.

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