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Solarbronze glass has been a staple in PPG’s architectural glass offerings since the 1960s because it creates a bold visual statement while maintaining energy efficiency and occupant comfort. A popular choice for commercial structures, Solarbronze glass has a warm bronze tint that adds subtle richness to the exterior and a warm glow to interior décor. The bronze color especially complements brick and stone facades. -
Glue Chip Glass is sandblasted on one side, coated with animal hide glue, and heated. As the drying glue contracts, chips of the sandblasted surface are pulled off creating the unique fern like or “jack frost” pattern. Different patterns are achieved using a variety of processes to give a unique look for each type or style. While the pattern is quite shallow, it is strongly obscuring, making it an inexpensive cabinet or privacy glass. -
The linear fluted pattern bends light, obscuring the objects behind the glass. The elegant, subtle rippled texture further blurs views to help create a deeper sense of privacy. -
Corsica patterned and textured glass combines a watery top surface with an organic, undulating underside. The resulting complexity adds up to privacy for you. -
Acid Etched glass became popular for its ability to shield patrons in drinking establishments from view while letting in natural light. This matt white glass is highly resistant to stains, making it perfect for both indoors and outdoors. -
Spectrum Architectural Clear Baroque Glass features swirling, sensuous eddies. The dramatic texture speaks with its own voice. Background images become secondary as the character of each glass panel takes center stage. -
Sandblasted textured glass shares the same aesthetic qualities of acid etched glass, providing complete privacy while still transmitting light. Where sandblasted glass differs from acid etched is in how it is fabricated. Sandblasted glass is produced by spraying sand at high velocities over the surface of the glass. This gives the glass a translucent surface, which is usually rougher than that obtained by etching. -
Our Frosted Bamboo patterned glass features the same raised bamboo stocks, but offers more privacy than its clear counterpart. . This patterned glass is most often used as a glass wall to add more privacy in a space such as a bathroom, but is also great for office doors to provide the same desired privacy while adding character to your space. -
Waterglass patterned and textured glass features subtle ripples similar to the look of wind over water in nature. Not known for its obscurity, waterglass distorts whatever is behind it, transmitting more light than most other patterned and textured glass. -
Masterpoint features a continuous pattern of neatly staggered points into a ribbon of molten glass. The resulting design is highly functional, obscuring views and clutter. Order with polished edges for decorative glass shelves. -
Optigray glass, the newest addition to PPG’s collection of neutral tinted glasses, is designed to eliminate the green cast typically found in conventional clear glass formulations. It produces a warm, ultra-neutral aesthetic that brings crispness to vision glazing. -
Just as the name suggests, mirror pane is a standard style of mirror with a silver coating. This mirror, however, has no opaque coating on the back, allowing for a reflection, but also giving it a very slight transparency that is nearly unnoticeable.