MIGO Shower Glass offers several main types of patterned glass panels for various applications:
1. Moru Glass Panel
Moru glass, also known as fluted glass or reeded glass, is a type of decorative translucent glass with embossed patterns on one surface. The Moru glass panel has a surface composed of multiple grooves and ridges, creating a vertical geometric pattern that scatters light as it passes through the glass. This characteristic allows Moru glass panels to address the need for privacy while still preserving a light and airy feel in interior spaces, making them ideal for rooms where both spaciousness and privacy are desired.
Applications:
Moru glass panels are widely used in interior decoration, sliding glass door dividers, glass partitions, glass screens, wardrobe doors, and cabinet doors.
2. Nashiji glass panel
Nashiji glass panel is created by applying a layer of molten glass to a surface and then rolling it with a textured roller or pressing it with a patterned plate. This process creates a bumpy, textured surface that resembles the skin of a pear. The glass is then cooled and cut into various shapes and sizes for use in decorative applications.
Applications: Nashiji glass panel can be used as a decorative element in windows, doors, partitions, and furniture. The textured surface of the glass diffuses light, creating a unique visual effect and adding depth and interest to a space.
3. Rain glass panel
Rain glass panel also known as rain glass or raindrop glass, is characterized by its textured surface that resembles raindrops running down a windowpane. This distinctive pattern is achieved by rolling the hot glass sheet between two textured rollers, creating a subtle and organic design that adds depth and visual appeal to the glass.One of the primary advantages of rain pattern glass is its ability to provide privacy while still allowing natural light to pass through. The textured surface diffuses light, obscuring the view from the outside while maintaining a bright and airy atmosphere inside.
Applications: This makes it an ideal choice for areas where privacy is desired, such as bathrooms, shower enclosures, and office partitions.
