Learn how Dillmeier Glass Company assisted Synergy Business Environments with a flat-polished edge glass divider project for a large healthcare company.
Pencil Polished
Best for shelving and exposed edges where a rounded profile is preferred, pencil polished finishes create a smooth, rounded edge protecting against potential injuries associated with sharper edges and corners. A standard pencil polished edge will have a glossy or highly polished appearance.
Pencil Satin
With a similar rounded profile as pencil polish, its matte or satin-type sheen make pencil satin the perfect choice when a frosted edge is preferred.
Flat Polished
Unlike pencil polish which is rounded, a flat polished edge features a flat surface surrounded by a top and bottom small chamfer eliminating sharp edges. A standard flat polished edge will appear glossy and highly polished.
Flat Satin
A flat satin edge is a smooth matte or satin finish. It will appear frosted, not highly polished.
Seamed
Also known as cut and swipe, this process removes sharp edges with a sanding belt. Seamed edges are commonly used when all edge surfaces are captured, such as in a wood or metal channel.
Miter
Offered at various angles up to 60 degrees, a mitered edge is typically used to create a corner by marrying two glass edges together. This type of mitered edge is most common in UV-bonded cases, or to create a uniquel aesthetic when working with thicker glass.
