Nashiji Pattern Tempered Glass

"Nashiji" pattern
This is the most distinctive part of this kind of glass. "Xiangli" is a vivid Chinese trade name. The texture it describes is not the real fruit pear, but a kind of concave and convex dot pattern similar to the surface texture of leather or orange peel.
The origin of the name: This name vividly captures the characteristics of this texture. It reminds people of the fine, irregular and slightly rough spots on the skin of fragrant pears, and thus gets its name. In the industry, it is sometimes also called "pear Texture", "orange peel texture" or "Pebble Texture" in English.

Visually: It presents a soft, hazy and matte texture. When light passes through, it forms a very unique scattering effect, creating a warm and soft light and shadow effect, completely without the stiffness of ordinary flat glass.
In terms of touch: The surface is uneven with a distinct granular feel. It feels like rough sandstone or leather and has excellent anti-slip performance.

The prepared nashiji pattern glass is sent into the tempering furnace for heating and rapid cooling.

Extremely strong privacy: Among all pattern glass, the haziness of the nashiji pattern is one of the highest levels. It almost completely blurs the objects behind, allowing only hazy light and shadow to be seen, and has an excellent privacy protection effect.
Unique decorative beauty: Its warm and soft texture can infuse the space with a natural, simple and peaceful atmosphere. Unlike long-arc glass, which emphasizes lines and order, it pays more attention to creating an overall texture and light and shadow effects.
Excellent soft light effect: It can very effectively soften strong light, eliminate glare, and make the indoor light uniform and comfortable, which is very suitable for Spaces that need to create a soft atmosphere.
Safe and durable: It has all the physical advantages of tempered glass.

Due to its extremely strong privacy and unique texture, its application scenarios are very focused:

Doors and Windows
Bathroom doors and Windows/shower enclosures: This is the most classic application. While ensuring absolute privacy, it can also introduce natural light and avoid the oppressive feeling of using solid walls in small Spaces. (Make sure it is tempered glass)
The skylight on the entrance door: Protects indoor privacy.
Bedroom or study partition door: An area that requires a high degree of privacy.
Partition: It is used to divide Spaces but requires completely blurred vision, such as the entrance hall partition, the partition between the living room and the kitchen, etc.
Cabinet door: The cabinet door used for wardrobes, wall sets and storage cabinets can hide the clutter inside the cabinet, keep the appearance neat and uniform, and is also full of design sense.
Decorative panels: Used as background walls, lamp covers, furniture panels, etc., purely to take advantage of their unique decorative effects.
Commercial Spaces: Partitions or doors and Windows used in SPAs, beauty salons, and high-end clubs to create a private, peaceful, and elegant environment.

PACKAGE

1. Interlay paper between two sheets.
2. Seaworthy wooden crates.
3. Iron belt for consolidation.