What is the overlap of stained glass?
stained glass overlay is a modern way of creating stained glass designs on existing glass. This overlap is usually designed with mylar color and lead strips. Unlike the traditional methods of overlapping stained glass, it generally creates stronger material and is available in standard or own designs. This overlap can be installed on an existing glass of any size or shape without removing it from the frame. The stained glass eye is usually applied to windows and door panels in living and dining areas, but is also used for applications for kitchen, bathroom and furniture.
The stained glass overlay is a unique way of making a colorful and authentic looking design on a piece of clear glass. This process is usually done by combining the color pieces of the transparent film Mylar® directly into the existing glass pane. The seams of the film are then covered with real lead strips on both sides of the glass. After the IT overlap usually gives the appearance of an authentic stained glass from the point of view inside or outside. OverlAy stained glass usually allows the construction of more complex patterns, because individual pieces of cutting are not used.
Traditional stained glass is designed from many different pieces of colored glass connected with lead joints. This process often leads to a fragile piece of material that can escape water and air. The stained glass overlay uses a solid leaf of clear glass that is strong and resistant to leakage. These overlaps are usually available in many standard designs. Most manufacturers also propose custom overlaps that complement or correspond to the existing room equipment and a decorative scheme.
Installation of overlap is a relatively simple process because existing glass is not removed. This overlap can be installed on any type of glass including tempered, double dances, isolated and acrylic boards. The size and shape of the overlap can range from large windows of images to narrow side headlights KOLem door. Very small patterns are sometimes prefabricated and installed instead of existing glass. The facilities mounted on the ceiling can also be covered with this material to create color lighting effects.
Although usually applied to windows and door panels, the overlap can also be used in other ways. This material is often applied to glass surfaces such as room dividers and mirrors. Kitchen cabinets for glass panels are sometimes covered with overlap covers designed to match the wallpaper patterns. Bathroom applications include shower doors, covers and light panels. The stained glass overlay can also be applied to decorative glass panels in coffee and end tables.