
GLASS PAINTING
Painting turns a clear sheet into a uniform, coloured surface. The paint is applied to one side of the glass, while the other stays smooth and glossy. Painted glass replaces tiles between the worktop and cabinets in the kitchen, bathroom cladding and walls in office spaces - there are no grout lines and it is easy to clean.
We paint with standard paints for interior use and with ceramic paints that are fired during tempering. Ceramic paint bonds permanently with the glass, so it is also suitable outdoors, for balustrades, facades and places exposed to moisture.
PAINTING AND TEMPERING
Painted glass behind a hob, in a balustrade or on a facade should be tempered. With ceramic paint, tempering is part of the process - the paint is fired as the glass is tempered. We agree the dimensions and holes before painting.
A COLOUR FOR YOUR PROJECT
We match the colour to your project, including from the RAL palette. On low-iron glass the colours are purer, without a greenish tint, which matters for white and light colours.
Frequently asked questions
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Is painted glass suitable for kitchens?
Yes, it is one of the most common applications. Painted glass works well between the worktop and the cabinets, and next to the hob - painted and tempered glass that withstands heat.
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Why does the colour on glass look different from the sample?
Ordinary glass has a greenish tint that changes how colour is perceived, especially white and light shades. On low-iron glass the colour is closer to the sample.
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Can I order a colour outside the standard palette?
We agree the colour individually, including from the RAL palette. Give the colour number in your inquiry - we will confirm whether it can be done.