Glaverbel - Old Bruges Glass

Date: 24 May 2004
Source: Glaverbel

Date: 24 May 2004

"Old Bruges" is a clear glass which purposely includes air bubbles and lines, giving it an old-fashioned look similar to the drawn glass used in period buildings.

It is designed mainly for use in restoring stately homes, mansions, church windows and any structures whose important architecture must be protected and preserved.

Architects and glass professionals involved in renovation projects of this type will find Old Bruges glass to be an attractive solution due to its excellent quality/price ratio. Other benefits: Old Bruges does not require any special processing and can be supplied rapidly.

In decorative applications, Old Bruges can also be used in the design and restoration of classic and period furniture requiring an old glass to highlight the style and noble look of precious woods. This glass gives furniture manufacturers and restorers a great deal of flexibility.

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