UBIGlass appearance options
Grey-tinted glass · Glass infill
Grey-tinted glass. Glass infill with the selected transparent, tinted, coated or patterned appearance. Confirm thickness, processing and the compatible frame before ordering.
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Material illustrations. They show a neutral smoke-grey transparent glass direction and do not prove an exact production sample, tint, composition or safety specification. The intended direction is grey rather than bronze, transparent rather than opaque, and neither mirror nor frosted glass. Confirm the physical sample, tint and light transmission, glass type, thickness, edge processing, tempering or lamination, optical quality, frame and hardware compatibility, safety standard and current availability before specification.
Grey-tinted glass · Glass infill. Compare this specific appearance with adjacent joinery and the selected lighting. The option combines a documented finish direction with its applicable construction; approve the physical sample before finalising the project specification.
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Colour direction
Grey-tinted glass
Surface treatment
Grey-tinted glass · Glass infill with the selected transparent, tinted, coated or patterned appearance. Confirm thickness, processing and the compatible frame before ordering.
Documented specification
Glass infill with the selected transparent, tinted, coated or patterned appearance. Confirm thickness, processing and the compatible frame before ordering. The appearance name does not establish toughening, laminated safety construction, coating performance or fire resistance.
Applications
Glass infill for the documented cabinet or interior-door context; frame and hardware compatibility are project-specific.
Availability & edition
Current finish, construction and order scope are agreed for each project after sample selection.
Delivery & lifecycle
Agree sample approval, production and shipment milestones separately. Retain the approved sample and discuss matching material for repairs or later additions.
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