Patterned glass, also known as patterned glass, is mainly used in indoor partitions, door and window glass, bathroom glass partitions, etc. The patterns and designs on the glass are beautiful and exquisite, looking like they are pressed onto the surface of the glass, with a good decorative effect. This type of glass can block a certain line of sight while also having good transparency. To avoid dust pollution, pay attention to placing the side with the pattern facing inward during installation. patterned glass is a type of flat glass manufactured by rolling method. Before the glass hardens, patterned rollers are used to press patterns on one or both sides of the glass, thereby producing patterned glass with patterns on one or both sides.
The surface of patterned glass is patterned with various patterns of different depths. Due to the unevenness of the surface, light diffuses when it passes through. Therefore, when viewing objects from one side of the glass, the image becomes blurry, forming the characteristic of transparent but non transparent glass. In addition, patterned glass has various patterns such as squares, dots, diamonds, and stripes on its surface, which are very beautiful and therefore have good artistic decorative effects. According to their types, they are divided into patterned glass, patterned vacuum aluminum plated glass, three-dimensional patterned glass, and colored film patterned glass. The physical and chemical properties of patterned glass are basically the same as those of ordinary transparent flat glass, except for the optical characteristics of transparency and opacity, which can soften the light and have a protective screen effect and a certain decorative effect to protect privacy. patterned glass is suitable for indoor partitions in buildings, bathroom doors and windows, and various occasions that require both light and obstruction of vision. patterned glass is a type of flat glass manufactured by rolling method. Before the glass hardens, patterned rollers are used to press patterns on one or both sides of the glass, thereby producing patterned glass with patterns on one or both sides.