Float

-Float glass, one side of which has a high-quality acid-etched finish -Translucent, neutral satin-finish glass: more transparent than Lacomat or sandblasted glass -Acid-etched glasses are easy to maintain and highly resistant to stains -Multiple processing options: may be toughened, laminated (with a clear or coloured interlayer), assembled in double glazing,... -Multiple applications: ideal for interior (furniture,...) and exterior (façades and roofs) Benefits: -Translucent, neutral satin-finish glass: more transparent than Lacomat or sandblasted glass -Easy to maintain, highly resistant to stains -Acid-etching is favoured for its fine and homogenous grain -High level of light transmission: Matelux offers the same level of... More

Colorbel – for colourful façades Black is not the only colour! AGC’s Colorbel is a toughened glass coated on one side with an opaque layer of enamel. This enamel is available in 30 standard colours and six metallic colours. Six extra colours are also available in the Colorbel range, the so-called CMs. CM stands for ‘Color Matching’ and these colours match six Stopray vision-glazing tints, to enable you to achieve a uniform glass façade. How it works The Colorbel enamel is baked into the surface of the glass at a high temperature. This makes Colorbel glazing highly resistant to the chemical effects of its environment. Tests have shown that the mechanical resistance of the enamel is as high as that of toughened glass. As for the colou... More

Master glassblowers in the Czech Republic handcraft each piece. The suspended bowl design of float creates a liquid lens, projecting a play of coloured light onto the table top. The design also performs a practical insulating function, so your hand will not warm white wine or burn against hot tea. When serving a cold drink, condensation will form a delicate pattern on the underbelly of the suspended bowl, alleviating the risk of wet rings on your table top. More