Patterned glass

1. It is also called “patterned glass” or “knurled glass”. It has the characteristics of light transmission and non-perspective. The surface has various patterns and patterns and the surface is uneven. When light passes through, it produces diffuse reflection, so it is viewed from one side of the glass. On the one hand, the object image is blurred; it is a very popular type of decorative glass many years ago. However, in recent years, because of the main theme of light decoration, there have been fewer and fewer people using large-scale patterned glass for design.

2. The patterned glass has a certain artistic effect because of its various patterns on the surface, and it is mostly used in building indoor partitions, bathroom doors and windows, and various occasions where the line of sight needs to be blocked. When using, the pattern should be facing indoors. Because the pattern also has a certain modulus to follow, the general specification is 800×700×3mm.