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| The process of firing glass in a kiln produces a textured panel that exhibits dimension and refracts light. Cast glass (also known as warm glass) has an organic surface and a translucent appearance. It's sophisticated and versitile qualities make cast glass functional as architectural glass art for interior and exterior apllications. | |
| Cast glass panels are manufactured by reusing glass from previous projects. The glass is placed on a specially prepared dry mold and then slumped in a 4' x 8' kiln. Each mold can only be used for one firing, the result is a unique glass art panel that is truly one of a kind. Color can also be added with frits, translucent paints or by fusing glass. Finishing options include: tempering, polishing and drilled holes. | |
| A few common applications include: •Cast Glass Divider (Partition) •Cast Glass Countertops •Fused Glass Sculpture |
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| Cast Glass pictures | |
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Cast Glass |
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| Laminated finishes are available in a variety of decorative interlayers |
| »Laminated decorative glass |
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| Backpainted glass is ideal for walls, table tops or back-splashes |
| »Backpainted glass |
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| Architectural signage can be carved, etched and painted |
| »Etched and carved glass signs |