Triple Glazed Decorative Glass
3 Drop Diamond
This range is available in three diamond colours, red, blue and green with zinc caning. The traditional pattern set around the diamonds offers a high level of obscurity.
Climbing Rose
A traditional stained glass pattern in dark green and dark red set in zinc caning. The unit features 2 glass patterns, one around the perimeter and a finer pattern set around the climbing rose. This unit offers a high level of obscurity.
Fleur
A traditional stained glass pattern in dark green and dark red set in zinc caning. The pattern set around the stained glass is a very fine pattern offering a high level of obscurity.
Diamond Cluster
Available in both brass and zinc caning this unit has a variety of different patterned glass. The center has clear bevels surrounded with a shimmering diamond pattern that is encased with frost and a traditional pattern to the perimeter. This unit offers a medium level of obscurity.
Cathedral Bevels
A tall and elegant classic bevel design of small bevels and 2 glass patterns. The center bevels are clear surrounded by Frost with a traditional patterned to the perimeter. This unit is available in both brass and zinc caning and offers a medium level of obscurity.
Bevel Cluster
This unit features small bevels set in the pattern Frost with pewter caning. This unit offers a medium level of obscurity.
Provence Bevels
Large clear beveled units set with pewter caning with an attractive modern swirl glass pattern. All styles except the small square have a blue coloured glass border. While the patterned glass offers medium obscurity the large clear glass bevels allow you to have a limited view of who is visiting without the use of a spy hole.
Vienna Bevels
Large clear beveled units set with pewter caning with an attractive modern swirl glass pattern. All styles except the small square have a dark grey coloured glass border. While the patterned glass offers medium obscurity the large clear glass bevels allow you to have a limited view of who is visiting without the use of a spy hole.










