Opticolour Coloured Glass Factory Page

Opticolour Factory

The opticolour factory as seen from the mezzanine floor — showing the computer controlled glass cutting table to the left, the computer controlled glass polishing machine in the centre and at the back and to the right the entrance to the glass splashback spray room and drying room.

Left: The computer controlled glass cutting table to the left and red glass storing racks for glass sheets to be cut.

Right: Storing racks for glass that has been cut and is awaiting toughening to ensure it doesn’t crack after installation.

Left: Opticolour ventilated spray room showing various glass wall panels being sprayed with Opticolour lavender blue paint.

Right: Glass wall panels drying and other glass wall panels awaiting installation in glass racking.

Opticolour have been in the glass wall panel business many years and it is our main business. We have invested a lot of money in equipment, people and time to ensure that we do a proper job for our customers, which includes properly measuring the job, toughening all glass and delivering a first class installation service.

Many of our competitors cut corners and in the end their customers are often dissatisfied with their work (or pay us to redo their work). We urge you to remember that even though we may appear to be more expensive, it is far cheaper to do the job properly first then to have to redo it, or be very dissatisfied with inferior results. We do not consider a job complete until you, our customer, is happy with the result.

The opticolour glass wall panels factory as seen from the mezzanine floor.

Storing racks for glass that has been cut and is awaiting toughening to ensure it doesn’t crack after installation.

The computer controlled glass cutting table to the left and the red storing racks for glass sheets to be cut.

Opticolour ventilated spray room showing various glass wall panels being sprayed with Opticolour lavender blue paint.

Glass wall panels drying and other glass wall panels awaiting installation in glass racking.

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