Glaverbel at Approfal 2003:glass for interior design

Date: 9 January 2003
Source: Glaverbel

Date: 9 January 2003

For the first time, Glaverbel is to take part in Approfal – the furnishing suppliers fair to be held at the heart of the Salon du Meuble in Paris (Paris Expo - Porte de Versailles) - from 9 to 13 January 2003.

Organising Approfal jointly with the Salon du Meuble offers an ideal response to the requirements of professionals in search of leading-edge products and new technologies. Glaverbel, the only glassmaker at the fair, is taking this opportunity to exhibit its range of decorative glazing, greatly appreciated for interior design projects, as well as several types of patterned glass bearing the exclusive design of the Imagin range. In addition, Glaverbel will present its brand new on-line service, MyGlaverbel.com.

Glaverbel decorative glazing: originality for stylish design projects! The Glaverbel decorative glazing line, which includes Lacobel lacquered glass in a wide range of pastel and metallic shades, Lacomat matt-finished lacquered glass and Matelux acid-based, matt-finished glass, is particularly well suited to current design trends. These glazing products are especially appropriate for interior uses, such as contemporary furniture, cupboards, sliding doors, wall tiling, shower sides, decorative panels for doors, or office furniture.

As part of the Imagin patterned glass range, Glaverbel will present the Quatrix and Screen geometric patterns, Satinbel satin-like glass, Dalcobel and Galette thick glasses. With its highly fashionable geometric design, available in thicknesses of 15 and 19 mm, together with the possibilities it offers for transformation, lapping, tempering and bending, Galette can be used for items such as tables, washbasins, counters, furnishings, staircases and floors.

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