Wednesday 6 November 2013

Using Etched Glass Booth Partitions In Design

By Katrina Wheeler


There is nothing quite like the light and air look of etched glass booth partitions. The material is, of course, is delicate and etching makes it more so. Beautifully made modern or antique look transparent etchings add to any interior the look and feel of quality. More designers are using them in interesting ways. They let light in between booths, and help to provide partial privacy.

Some special hurdles must be jumped before diving into buying and installing. For public spaces, code and safety rules must be addressed. The entire room must be checked for areas where code applies. Choosing the right product begins with knowing construction of booth design, detailed measuring and gathering material samples. When ready to buy, details of installation are critical, especially with such a breakable material. The most breakable elements are installed last.

Usually designed to be set upon seating which is side by side, the separations will give some privacy while also creating an elegant enclosure. When a dining room is combined into a single row of tables for many diners, the seating solution of booths means a little more privacy for diners. Decorative motifs can enhance the aesthetics of the and provide an opaque layer between tables which allows light through.

Owners focused on this kind of design have numerous viable options to think about and choose from. There are a large selection of possible designs and options to match the needs of the dining room space. Making the right choice is not usually that difficult. The etchings can lend elegance to the room.

Check into the portfolio of any company you are hiring. Products they sell, such as edge hardware, the styles of etching, beveling and sanding are important. Ask for quotes. Any work completed should be part of your review. They must be able to handle the job you intend. Similarities are likely, and there will be differences between companies, too. One is the scope of work. Some companies won't take small jobs. Some won't handle a large space. It is important to have an experienced crew installing these pieces.

There is a lot of information on line, but you can also call contractors and get recommendations. See designs and get recommendations from clients about how the company performed. This process helps make sure that the owner knows the space and the product before picking an installer. It is also essential to have correct dimensions for all parts of the space and the shop drawings for the booths. To look good design detailing is critical. Heights, floor levels, changes in height, width of booths, height of piece from floor, channel into which it will sit, all need to be known. Save time and expense by doing it professionally.

Compare decorative possibilities and consider how a motif will work with wall coverings, furniture, and lighting. Design for the kind of space that you are interested in. Dining space rooms are frequently laced with logos and sayings of the eatery. If you are interested in creative solutions and patterns see as many as possible before choosing. Many can be easily customized.

Safety is a priority when the public is involved. It is essential that supports and tempering of the material is done to prevent cracking or shattering when used. In a restaurant, its surprising the beating items can take when people start drinking or during a rush. Codes dictate what is legal for large flat sheets.

An owner's purchase should be affordable and include installation and any hidden fees that might come up such as surcharge on shipping or transport. When it comes to etched glass booth partitions it is wise to be very careful but this does not mean not getting exactly what you want.




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