Architectural Glass

Architectural Glass Features:

Colour: clear extraclear.‎

Description and performance:

The printed side is hot-melt glass chemically satin-finished, opaque, very smooth.

More privacy, excellent diffusion of light.

Good fingerprint resistance.‎

‎Pleasing to the touch and long lasting, because the base material is always and only glass, and simple to install and maintain.‎

It can be tempered and painted. Such flexibility means architects and designers have a wide choice of internal and external applications, including, in interiors, partition walls, windows, doors (framed and all-glass), sliding doors, wardrobe doors and shower screens, or furniture, painted for finishing panelling and other decor elements, and, externally, ‎outdoor applications: balconies, shelters, shop windows, parapets,curtain wall, even the cladding of facades,  etc.

Moduox offers the widest range of smooth, etched, double-faced, laminated, silvered and lacquered satin-finished glass for Architecture and Design.

‎Moduox satin-finishing and chemical etching, unlike lacquering, permanently modify the surface of the glass, but not only: they allow unique visual and tactile effects.

Moduox glass products achieve ideal visual delicacy and protection of privacy and find wide application indoors and out, from the construction industry to design.

‎Effective visual obscuration and optimal light diffusion are the key properties.

‎Thanks to its low porosity, it ensures greater resistance to fingerprints and easier cleaning than traditional sand-blasted glass.‎

One side of the plate is chemically and permanently etched so that it partially screens vision whilst allowing light through.

‎Brilliant satin finish texture, matte satin finish background very slightly in relief.

In fact, light refracts and diffuses with a particular delicacy thanks to the fineness of the texture. For the same reasons, cleaning is also made much easier. And the beauty lasts longer.‎

The timeless allure of a rigorously linear texture works in perfect harmony with classic- or post-modern inspired contemporary furnishings.‎