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GLASS

Fibreglass, White Glass Finish

For kitchens and busy public areas

GLASS is woven from ultra-thin glass fibre, made by fusion at 1400 °C. The fibres keep the properties of glass, so the material resists impacts, tears and scratches and repels water; its surface is embossed like a slub fabric. The White Glass Finish kit (glue, the fibreglass printed with your design, and a protective finish that withstands sanitising) suits areas that need frequent cleaning and take wear, such as kitchens, hotels, offices, restaurants, lobbies and corridors. For showers and basin splashbacks, LondonArt uses the Blue Glass Finish.

Protective finishPrinted fibreglassGlue
The layers, face first, as LondonArt's technical sheet describes them.
Made ofFibreglass
FinishGlue and a protective finish that withstands sanitising
Weight280 g/m²
Thickness0.427–0.501 mm
Width94 cm rolls, to your wall’s height
Reaction to fireB-s1, d0 (EN 13501-1)
Best forKitchens, hotels, offices, restaurants, lobbies and corridors
Not forShowers and basin splashbacks: use the Blue Glass Finish
CareClean and sanitise with ordinary household products. After an alcohol-based disinfectant, wipe the surface down to remove any residue.
Hard-wearingWashableWater-repellentResists impacts, tears and scratches

Technical specifications are sourced from the manufacturer's published documentation and are provided for general reference only. Wall in Love does not independently test or certify these products. Fire classifications are based on European or international test standards and are not referenced by the Australian National Construction Code (NCC). For Australian building applications, independent testing to the relevant Australian standards may be required. Compliance with the NCC and applicable regulations is the responsibility of the specifying professional. Manufacturer technical data sheets are available on request.

Designs made on GLASS

680 designs can be made on GLASS with the White Glass Finish.

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