Low-E glass

Dichroic Glass,  also known as magic glass,  is used in architectural decoration and it is a special optical glass that decorates the home style. Dichroic material is a modern composite non-translucent glass.  That is produced by stacking layers of glass and micro-layers of metals or oxides which can be changed according to the angle of the sun's vertex and the position of the observer.  The color effect of dichroic glass mainly lies in the metal film coating.

Ceramic frit glass is produced by silk-screen (or roller) printing ceramic frit paints onto glass followed by drying and heat-treating to form a permanent coating. While progressively stressing low carbon and environmental protection, building materials need to be environment-friendly. We adopt the latest lead-free ceramic frit paints to make environment-friendly frit glass. Monitored by experienced frit experts and engineers, and following the world advanced standard, the ceramic frit glass has assured quality for durability, consistency and so on. Applications of the new environment-friendly ceramic frit glass together with high- performance low-E glass of exhibit combined effect of the natural color of frit with the dynamic reflective color of low-E coating, not only creating added aesthetic effect to building facade but also improving solar control performance, which is surely additional options for architectural design of green buildings.

Antique mirror is a general term used to describe mirrors that have been treated to have distressed patches making it appear deteriorated with age. Use an antique mirror design to add a vintage and unique vibe to any space. Choosing an antique mirror to be an accent, transition, or feature element can open a room in many ways. The reflective nature of silvered glass significantly brightens and widens even the darkest and the smallest of spaces, making a room more comfortable and inviting. Layer onto that the texture and complexity of this retro look and there is an added decorative element that can act as a focal point. From a rich classical look to a textured, eclectic look, the possibilities are endless.