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Types of Pool Glass Tiles Used in Swimming Pool Design Melbourne
- Cast Glass: It is produced under a temperature of 1600° F, while in the liquid form. Molds, with beveled edges to facilitate the withdrawal of a product, are filled with the melted glass at a very high temperature. When cooled and hardened, cast glass often shows stained effects and boasts multicolored design.
- Fused Glass: It is produced under the temperature of 1023-1599° F by making a fusion between sheets of glass and glazes.
- Low Temperature Sheet Glass: This type of glass tile is produced by coating the back side of the glass with colors (with the help of either heat or cold technique) and then heating it at temperatures under 1023° F.
- Process: Mosaic chips are cut from float glass (like the one used in window glass production) and coated with color on one side by the method of either cold-applied or heat-applied. The first one allows achieving beautiful coloration, but cannot be used in pool installations, as it doesn’t provide sufficient moisture-resistance. The second method implies firing to transfer a color applied on the glass bottom, usually supplemented with a white coating behind the color.
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