Lacquered Glass

Lacquered Glass is made by the top quality clear float or ultra-clear float glass, to achieve the perfect shade as you specify, by through depositing a coating of highly durable and resistant lacquer onto the flat and smooth surface of the glass one side, then by carefully baking into furnace which is constant temperature, permanently bonding the lacquer onto the glass.

Lacquered Glass has all the features of the original float glass, but also supplied wonderful opaque and colorful decorative application.

Lacquered glass, also known as back-painted glass, offers several benefits due to its unique properties and applications.

Here are some of the advantages of using lacquered glass

Aesthetic Appeal: Lacquered glass has a sleek and modern appearance. It is available in a wide range of colors and finishes, allowing designers to create visually striking and customized interiors.

Color Consistency: The manufacturing process of lacquered glass ensures uniform color and finish, providing a consistent and high-quality appearance throughout the glass panel.

Easy to Clean: Lacquered glass surfaces are smooth and non-porous, making them easy to clean and maintain. Regular glass cleaners or mild soapy water can be used to remove smudges and stains.

Hygienic: The smooth and non-porous surface of lacquered glass makes it a hygienic choice for applications in areas where cleanliness is crucial, such as kitchens and bathrooms.

Durability: The lacquer coating on the back of the glass is protected from wear and damage, ensuring that the color and finish remain intact over time.

Moisture Resistance: Lacquered glass is resistant to moisture and humidity, making it suitable for use in areas with high moisture levels, such as bathrooms and wet rooms.

Customization: It can be customized in terms of color, size, and shape to fit specific design requirements. This flexibility allows for creative and unique interior design solutions.

Light Reflection: Lacquered glass can enhance the reflection of natural and artificial light, helping to brighten up spaces and make them appear more spacious.

UV Resistance: The lacquer coating on the back of the glass provides some level of protection against UV radiation, which can help prevent fading and damage to interior furnishings.

Privacy: Depending on the opacity of the lacquered glass, it can be used to create semi-private spaces while still allowing light to pass through, offering a balance between openness and privacy.

Sound Insulation: Lacquered glass can provide some degree of sound insulation, reducing noise transmission between rooms.

Versatility: It is suitable for various applications, including kitchen backsplashes, wall cladding, shower enclosures, countertops, and interior partitions.

Environmentally Friendly: Some lacquered glass products are produced using environmentally friendly and low-VOC (volatile organic compounds) coatings, contributing to sustainable building practices.

Safety: Lacquered glass can be tempered or laminated for increased safety, reducing the risk of injury in case of breakage.

Resistant to Stains: The lacquer coating helps repel stains, making it resistant to common household stains like coffee, wine, and oil.

Contemporary Design: Lacquered glass is popular in contemporary and minimalist interior design due to its clean lines and vibrant colors.

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