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Easy to Keep Clean

100%Recyclable

Meets SafetyGuidelines

Fabrication process Etched

Max panel size 51.5” x 120” 72” x 120” pattern will be marked Orientation of pattern can be manipulated per panel.

Glass options Clear Float Glass Low Iron Float Glass - Eliminates the green tint inherent in standard clear. Satin - Etching a pattern on the clear or satin surface of a satin �nish allows for a unique style that provides optimum obscurity and privacy. Mirror

Panel thickness 1/8” (3 mm) 1.75 lb/sq. ft 3/16“ (5 mm) 2.43 1b/sq. ft 1/4” (6 mm) 2.96 1b/sq. ft 3/8” (10 mm) 4.90 lb/sq. ft 1/2” (12 mm) 6.64 lb/sq. ft 3/4” (19 mm) 9.81 lb/sq. ft

Panel �nishes Clear shield - An invisible shield that protects your panel from �ngerprints, dust and dirt. Ideal for a high tra�c location. Back paint - Add a vibrant twist to your project with CUDA’s Colors, durable opaque and metallic �nishes.

Safety treatments Temper Laminate Temper + Laminate

Edge �nishes Seam Flat machine polish Pencil polish 13 table and counter edge designs. (please refer to the edge design guide.)

Fabrication options Shape - Cut Drill Notch Curve - Bend

© Glass & Mirror Craft - Architectural Glass & Metal

Broken Circle ~ CSE10.01

This erratic and loose circular pattern offers a veil of etching that’s playful yet simple. Versatile enough for any environment.

Create complexity and increase obscurity with the option to request an offset etching on both 1st and 2nd surfaces.


Larger Sizes Available

Budding Branches ~ CSE10.02

Bring in elements of nature with this overlay-ing budding branch pattern.

Create complexity and increase obscurity with the option to request an offset etching on 1st and 2nd surfaces.


Crackle ~ CSE10.03

This cellular pattern creates a netted blanket of etching.



Digital Cloud ~ CSE10.04

This horizontal or vertical broken line pattern creates cloud like effects with its sporadic arrangement.



Larger Sizes Larger Sizes Available

Digital Mosaic ~ CSE10.05

This retro urban texture is inspired by weathered mosaic tile.



Quiet Beckon ~ CSE10.06

A soft undulating linear gesture.



Rocky Horizon ~ CSE10.07

This unpredictable rocky pattern offers the option of horizontal, as well as vertical organic qualities.



Woven Linen ~ CSE10.08

This woven fiber like pattern has a natural undulating gesture. With both vertical and horizontal linear quali-ties.



Ruin ~ CSE10.09

This distressed erratic pattern offers a veil of etching that’s truly unique.



Scratch ~ CSE10.10

An energetic crosshatch design offering abstract patterning.



Stone Wall ~ CSE10.11

Reminiscent of Scottish hillside, this Stone Wall patterning gives a warm country essence.



Under Construction ~ CSE10.12

Overlapping rectangular configurations, constructed to create a graphic linear pattern with both vertical and horizontal qualities.



Architectural Elements ~ CSE10.13

Dramatic graphic design suggesting architectural line qualities.



Cross Hatch ~ CSE10.14

Random cross hatch lines fade from dense to sparse.



Faded Fiber ~ CSE10.15

This fiber like pattern transitions from a dense overlapping etch to clear; allowing for a play on light and privacy.



Tall Grass ~ CSE10.16

This grass like pattern transitions from a dense overlapping etch to clear glass, allowing for a play on light and privacy.



Ink Swirl ~ CSE10.17

Add a punch of excite-ment with this playful large scale swirl, inspired by a haphazard ink splatter.



Etched Papyrus ~ CSE10.18

Inspired by a decorative papyrus paper, this erratic overlapping pattern offers a chain link veil of etching. Versatile enough for any environment.



Sisal ~ CSE10.19

Inspired by the unwind-ing strands of natural fibers.




Mokume ~ CSE10.20

The layered look of undulating lines reminis-cent of wood grain.




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