Optiwhite (extra-clear glass): our most popular option for preserving a room’s sense of openness, with the best light transmission of any glass type — typically 5mm tempered.
Tinted glass (gray or bronze): a subtle color that adds a modern feel while slightly darkening the glass — the thicker the glass, the deeper the tint.
RAYWALL ribbed glass balances transparency with a linear pattern; FLUTES ribbed glass is more opaque, ideal where extra privacy matters. Frosted glass maximizes light diffusion for elegant interiors, and frosted laminated glass (8mm tempered triplex) is easy to clean, with optional acoustic film for sound insulation.
Most Popular Glass Types:
- Optiwhite (Extra Clear Glass):
The most popular choice when you want to preserve the openness of a space. This type of glass ensures optimal light transmission in rooms. Typically used in 5mm thick tempered glass. - Tinted Glass (Gray or Bronze):
Tinted glass adds a touch of modernity by slightly darkening the glass. The intensity of the color depends on the thickness of the glass – the thicker the glass, the darker the color. - RAYWALL Ribbed Glass:
Ideal for spaces where you want to balance transparency with the charm of linear patterns. This glass adds visual interest while maintaining some clarity. - FLUTES Ribbed Glass:
With a higher opacity than RAYWALL glass, FLUTES glass is less transparent, making it perfect for areas where more privacy is desired. - Frosted Glass:
A great option for creating separate spaces while maximizing light diffusion. It adds elegance to interiors. - Matte Laminated Glass:
Made from 8mm tempered glass (triple-layered), consisting of two 4mm glass panels with a matte film in between. This solution is easy to clean, and the integrated film is well-protected. Laminated glass can also be enhanced with acoustic film for better sound insulation.