Trade Etched Glass Design

Training a glass artist is a meticulous process that demands years of dedication to master the craft. It involves learning the fundamental techniques and developing an artistic vision that can translate ideas into tangible works of art. This journey is time-consuming and challenging, requiring patience, precision, and a deep understanding of materials and processes.

Go Glass addresses this challenge by leveraging over 30 years of industry experience to offer unique, bespoke glass designs. This extensive expertise means they possess a vast collection of designs that cater to diverse aesthetic preferences and functional needs. By providing these refined designs, Go Glass eliminates the need for businesses to invest in the long and arduous process of training artists from scratch. Instead, they provide immediate access to high-quality, distinctive glass pieces that can enhance any space or project.

This advantage is invaluable for those looking to incorporate unique glass elements into their projects without the time and resources required to develop such expertise internally. Go Glass’s long-standing presence in the industry also means they have honed their skills in not just creating beautiful pieces, but in understanding client needs, ensuring that each design is not only aesthetically pleasing but also ideally suited to the client’s requirements. This blend of artistic excellence and customer-centric service makes Go Glass a preferred choice for those seeking distinctiveness and quality in decorative glass.

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Vetruvian Man Etched Design

Wisteria Etched Glass

Go Glass Wisteria Design

Bespoke etched folding glass doors

Glass telescopic doors with design

Contemporary etched glass

Etched glass with border

Branding and Logos

Custom etched glass doors

Bespoke bird design

Clock design glass doors

Plain pocket sliding glass doors

etched frameless glass doors ammonite style

Ammonite in obscure finish

etched glass design

Etched whirlpool design for glass flooring

Etched and lit design for glass wall for a restaurant

Etched glass doors

What is sandblasted glass?

Sandblasted glass is a type of glass that has been treated with a high-pressure stream of sand to create a frosted appearance. This process can be used to create designs, patterns, or a uniform frosted look.

What are the benefits of using sandblasted glass in commercial spaces?

Sandblasted glass offers privacy while still allowing light to pass through. It also adds an element of design and sophistication, making it ideal for office partitions, conference rooms, and shopfronts.

Can sandblasted glass be customised with specific designs or logos?

Yes, sandblasted glass can be customised with intricate designs, patterns, or company logos, providing a unique and personalised touch to any space.

Is sandblasted glass durable and easy to maintain?

Sandblasted glass is quite durable and resistant to scratches. It is easy to maintain with regular cleaning using non-abrasive glass cleaners. Sandblasted glass includes easy clean eco glass coatings.

How does sandblasted glass compare to etched glass?

Both processes create a frosted appearance, but sandblasting is typically faster and more cost-effective for larger areas. Etching, on the other hand, allows for more detailed and intricate designs.

Can sandblasted glass be used in exterior applications?

Yes, sandblasted glass can be used in exterior applications such as building facades and windows, provided it is properly sealed and treated for weather resistance.

What thickness of glass is typically used for sandblasting?

The thickness of sandblasted glass can vary depending on the application, but common thicknesses range from 6mm to 12mm for commercial uses.

Does sandblasting affect the strength of the glass?

The sandblasting process does not significantly affect the inherent strength of the glass, but toughened or laminated options can be used for added safety and durability.

Can sandblasted glass be combined with other types of glass treatments?

Yes, sandblasted glass can be combined with other treatments such as tinting, laminating, or even LED edge lighting to enhance its aesthetic and functional properties.