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Polar glass, a distinctive textured variant, sets itself apart from its counterparts like rain glass. With one side textured and the other smooth, this new textured glass variety allows light transmission while providing privacy, offering a sophisticated and versatile choice for diverse architectural applications. Its contemporary texture not only adds aesthetic appeal but also makes it an innovative and distinctive addition to the ever-evolving landscape of architectural materials.
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It’s an annealed glass that undergoes a specialized process, resulting in a textured surface with intricate patterns on one side and a smooth surface on the other. It offers a delicate balance between privacy and light transmission, with the textured side installed on the exterior, showcasing its visually appealing pattern. The versatility of this glass makes it an ideal choice for applications where both privacy and natural light are important. It’s a stylish solution that offers functionality with aesthetics in residential and commercial settings.
This newest variant of textured glass allows for ample light transmission and adds a contemporary touch while maintaining privacy. With proper care and maintenance, Polar glass retains its visual appeal and structural integrity making it a reliable investment for architectural and design applications.
This glass type finds versatile applications in spaces that receive abundant light. It is commonly used for windows, glass doors, partitions, kitchen cabinets, panels, and shower enclosures. Its strategic placement in these areas allows for preserving privacy without the need for curtains or blinds. It is also a popular choice for full-lite entry doors, offering the dual advantage of filtered light and maintained privacy within the interior of the home. It also serves as a decorative infill for door slabs, enhancing the aesthetic appeal of entrances and giving it a visually interesting design.
Looking through this type of obscure glass isn't straightforward; while the shape of objects behind the glass is still discernible, the view is influenced by factors such as lighting and distance. The glass introduces a degree of distortion, creating a shadow-like effect on the view while still allowing some details to be visible.
When it comes to these two types of obscure glass, each has its unique characteristics. Frosted glass has a subtle texture on one side, giving it a blurry effect that allows some light to pass through while maintaining privacy. While all frosted glass is obscure, not all obscured glass is frosted, as obscured glass is used for any type that blurs the view.
On the other hand, polar glass has a more pronounced texture that you can feel when you touch it. This texture distorts images on the other side, offering a similar level of privacy without blocking out light completely. One side of the glass feels rough, while the other remains smooth.
Even though people sometimes use "obscured" and "textured" interchangeably, it's good to remember that obscured glass doesn't always have that textured touch.
Yes, it can undergo the tempering process. This transformation significantly enhances its strength and durability making it ideal for a diverse range of safety applications. When tempered, it becomes five times stronger than its untreated counterpart. In the event of breakage, tempered Polar glass shatters into small, pellet-like pieces, enhancing safety by minimizing the risk of sharp edges. This makes tempered Polar glass a robust and secure choice for various uses, where strength and safety are paramount considerations. To learn more about tempered glass, visit our blog at the link below.
Due to its intricate pattern, cleaning this glass requires more time and care. It's crucial to avoid harsh cleansers and those containing citrus ingredients, as they can potentially damage the glass. For effective stain removal, consider using a scrubber with soft bristles or a specialized glass cleaner from Dulles Glass. For long-term easy maintenance, opt for a ClearShield layer on your glass order to further enhance its resistance to stains and simplify the cleaning process. Learn more about clearshield by visiting our blog.
Flat polish is the only recommended option for this glass type to maintain its appearance, as beveled or penciled polish can alter its textured surface. A flat-polished edge is great for display purposes, giving a sophisticated and finished look. It works well for things like replacement glass, panels, and doors.
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