Natural outdoor light is the best lighting to evaluate the color -transmitted and reflected- from a glass sample. If possible, a partially cloudy day light is better than direct sunlight.
As we can not always choose the natural light conditions, when evaluating a glass sample we recommend that you view samples:
In a slightly inclined position moving it slightly to highlight the different glows, sparkles, transparencies, and dull areas.
Choose a specific object and place the glass sample at different distances from it to assess the level of translucency / opacity.
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If choosing an etched glass product becomes a challenge due to the wide range of possibilities, extrapolating this decision among many different companies which manufacture similar products can be an impossible task.
Only by specifying the right product, especially when selecting glass with an added value or distinctive technical characteristics, ensures the achievement of the design projected by the architect or designer.
Natural outdoor light is the best lighting to evaluate the color -transmitted and reflected- from a glass sample. If possible, a partially cloudy day light is better than direct sunlight.
The choice of a satined glass may be a challenge for the large number of possibilities, and especially difficult when there are unscrupulous companies that exaggerate the benefits of their products, or even they are not true.
Etched glass, frosted, matt, translucent, opaque, frosted, there are as many names as possible applications. These generic descriptions may define different processes, but only the technique of acid etching offers the best performance and quality glass.
