Define the design intent
Identify where you need screening, daylight, a pattern or a clear view. Review samples from both sides of the glass and under the lighting planned for the space.
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Specify the finish. Shape the space.
Bring privacy, pattern and light into your glazing design. Explore decorative films for existing glass, then develop the specification around the exact finish and project conditions.
A practical way forward.
Build the finish schedule
Record the manufacturer, product code, pane sizes, film orientation and application face. Link each finish to its room or glazing reference so the installer can price the same scope.
Confirm the technical requirements
Use the listed dimensions and optical data as a starting point. Request current manufacturer documents and confirmation of suitability for the proposed glazing before issuing the final specification.
Prepare your brief
Give your project a clear starting point.
Include these details when you enquire. We can then work through the finish, supply and installation questions with you.
Send a project enquiry- Project location and design stage
- Glazing schedule with pane dimensions and glass type
- Selected product codes and sample requirements
- Application face and pattern direction
- Required technical documentation and programme