Glaverbel: Wall Covering With Lacobel And Matelac

Date: 4 December 2006
Source: MyGlaverbel

Date: 4 December 2006

Following three years of research, Glaverbel has recently launched an improved version of its Lacobel range that offers new options.

In certain applications - for instance, when used as wall covering - these glasses can now be bonded with silicones and tile adhesives and the Lacobel paint coating is moisture resistant.



For more information, please consult our Cutting and Installation Guide, which can be found on our site by clicking on Brands, then on Lacobel or Matelac and finally on Installation and Maintenance. Or you can download our video entitled Wall covering in painted glass.
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