The applications for Opticolour coloured glass wall coverings are almost limitless. The glass is particularly suitable for wet areas such as bars, kitchens and bathrooms, but is increasingly being used as an architectural feature in public buildings such as restaurants, clubs, office reception areas and even airports. Opticolour glass can be used externally as well as inside buildings.

There is no limit to the design possibilities using Opticolour coloured glass. Every day architects and interior designers are coming up with new ideas for utilising this stylish and practical coloured glass product.

Opticolour glass is often used as an alternative to tiles. It requires no grouting and is easy to clean, creating a sleek modern look.

Opticolour glass is manufactured to order. The colour is achieved by the application of a coating to the back of the glass. All glass panels are then securely bonded to the wall. Opticolour is made from toughened safety glass; it is therefore resistant to heat and impact.

The minimum height of glass we normally cut is 250mm, unless part of a larger order. The maximum length of glass we can cut is 3.08 metres.

• We are often complimented on our easy-to-deal-with approach.

• All opticolour glass is toughened. It will never crack. Un-toughened glass
• products are are prone to cracking behind hobs and across socket cut-outs,
• so are unsuitable to use in these situations.

• The opticolour coating is specially formulated to permanently bond to glass.
• It will never peel due to heat or moisture.

• Opticolour can mix thousands of colours.

• Our experienced fitters take pride in giving you the best possible fit.

• There are cheaper coloured glass alternatives on the market, but beware of the
• quality!

• For details of opticolour glass pricing, delivery and other useful information
• please see our FAQ for answers to frequently asked questions.

• Please visit our Kitchens, Bathrooms & Other Applications pages to see many
• photographs of installations of Opticolour coloured glass.