All about the lacquer

Currently, when carrying out finishing work, as well as when creating various pieces of furniture, lacomat is used. It is a special glass surface, which is produced using a special technology. Today we will talk about the distinctive characteristics of these products and how they differ from other similar materials.

Lacomat is tinted glass, which is widely used in the creation of various design interiors. Such a product is distinguished by the most interesting and beautiful external design.

But still, simple white options are used more often. This glass has a matte surface, which is achieved through a special pretreatment with acid.

Such material has durability, it is resistant to various mechanical influences. Scratches and other defects are practically not formed on its surface during operation.

Due to the matte finish, handprints on such glass are practically invisible, which is why it is most often used to create kitchen furniture, which becomes dirty much faster than conventional structures. The varnish is easy to clean. The product is not afraid of detergents.

In addition to the above properties and characteristics, lacomat has a number of other important parameters:

• high level of corrosion resistance;

• precisely calibrated characteristics of light flux;

• strength.

This glass can have either a completely matte or translucent surface. In this case, everything will depend on the varnish with which the product is covered. In any case, the protective coating is immediately distributed over the entire area of ​​the glass sheet. At the same time, the possibility of smudges is almost completely excluded, the varnish layer always has a strictly defined thickness.

Under mechanical stress, the paint layer will act as a strong protective film, which will keep the glass fragments together, and if a large amount of water or "aggressive" chemicals gets in, it will become a reliable anti-corrosion barrier.

When creating furniture, it is also often used lacobel, which is a durable sheet-like float glass surface... This material is manufactured by thermal forming on a molten metal.

And also the difference lies in the fact that the lacobel is obtained by staining with a special brightest enamel. It will be the best option in cases where the product will be exposed to constant exposure to sunlight, since the material has increased resistance to fading.

But such a glass base, like the lacomat, is painted with a special dye composition. Coloring occurs under the influence of high temperature values, which allows the pigment to be fixed on the surface as reliably as possible.At the same time, it will not undergo acid treatment during the manufacturing process, as is the case with lacomata.

Lacomat is widely used in the creation of furniture products.... He came to replace the old stained glass windows. Such designs can be suitable for creating furniture in the bedroom, living room, kitchen, corridor, sometimes there is also children's furniture with inserts from this decorative material. Tall wardrobes look unusual in interiors, the doors of which are completely made of this material.

And also the lacomat will become an excellent option for the formation of beautiful partitions in the interior of the premises. Visually, they will be able to make the room larger, in addition, often such designs become an interesting accent against the background of the overall design. Sometimes glass is purchased to create interior doors - both standard matte and translucent options can be suitable for this. It is used for interesting bar display cases or decorative wall panels.