Sandblasting.

Glass with sandblasted patterns

Sandblasting is the process of removing glass layer applying very tiny sand particles at high velocity and directing them at the glass. As a result the matt finish of the glass is achieved. The depth of a sandblasted pattern depends on the concentration of sand stream and has an effect on its translucency.

Sandblasting enables us to achieve the following:

• matt finish of whole glass surfaces, resulting in their low translucency and blur effect
• creating patterns, inscriptions and decorations on glass. The patterns can have matt finish and be placed on smooth glass surface or be smooth on matt background
• light patterns in LED mirrors

• Applications:
• doors and glazings
• wall partitions
• shelves, table tops
• mirrors
• balustrade fillings
• shower cabins and screens
• elements of interior design
• inscriptions, patterns, logos