Back Painted Glass

A: Back-painted glass, also called lacquered glass, has an opaque color coating applied to the rear surface. The glass face creates a smooth, reflective appearance that is popular for interior walls, furniture and kitchen splashbacks.

A: It is commonly used for kitchen backsplashes, wall cladding, reception areas, furniture, table tops and commercial interiors. Product selection should consider heat, moisture, fixing method and local building requirements.

A: Yes. Colors can be selected from standard ranges or matched to a customer reference where feasible. A physical sample should be approved because glass type, thickness, lighting and screen settings can affect perceived color.

A: Yes. Depending on the coating system, glass can be cut, edge-polished, drilled and tempered before the final paint process. All dimensions and fabrication must be finalized before tempering.
What information is needed for a back-painted glass quote? Please provide glass type, thickness, dimensions, quantity, color code or sample, opacity, edge finish, holes or cut-outs, tempering, application, backing or safety-film requirement and destination.