Technical Information
Personally created Wall-hung Glass Art and Bowls
Designs to meet client’s specifications, themes and colours
Custom Designs:
• Wall-Hung Glass art, Single panels to 500mm. Triptych 3 panels all sizes from 100mm to 500mm each.
• The surface of the glass can be made to be curved or flat.
• All designs available.
Designs to meet client’s specifications, themes and colours
Custom Designs:
• Wall-Hung Glass art, Single panels to 500mm. Triptych 3 panels all sizes from 100mm to 500mm each.
• The surface of the glass can be made to be curved or flat.
• All designs available.
Mounting:
• Each wall-hung panel can be attached directly onto your wall with the professional glass fixings provided.
• Alternatively, the glass panel(s) can be mounted onto a board and hung like a painting.
• Mounted onto a L shape stand to display glass in a niche (see ING Bank image).
Note: Boards are not needed unless you have busy wallpaper.
• Each wall-hung panel can be attached directly onto your wall with the professional glass fixings provided.
• Alternatively, the glass panel(s) can be mounted onto a board and hung like a painting.
• Mounted onto a L shape stand to display glass in a niche (see ING Bank image).
Note: Boards are not needed unless you have busy wallpaper.
Lighting
• Any source of light directed onto the surface of the glass will enhance its appearance and show the changing colours of the dichroic glass and reflective lenses.
• Back lighting - Not necessary, but a light box can be made P.O.A.
• Any source of light directed onto the surface of the glass will enhance its appearance and show the changing colours of the dichroic glass and reflective lenses.
• Back lighting - Not necessary, but a light box can be made P.O.A.
Glass Fixings:
a. Unscrew brass part from fixing - Measure where you want your glass.
Note for circles: Place fixings just slightly under the widest part of a circle.
b. Screw the 2 brass parts into a wall (Use proper screws for walls).
c. Put the 2 pc brushed chrome part on top and turn until it is tight.
d. Loosen the grub screw w/nylon tip place in glass.
e. See tiny screw - that rotates the top piece separately from the bottom half.
Once fixings are in the right place, tight with allen key, so glass can go in.
Place in glass - then tighten Grub screw with nylon tip against glass surface.
a. Unscrew brass part from fixing - Measure where you want your glass.
Note for circles: Place fixings just slightly under the widest part of a circle.
b. Screw the 2 brass parts into a wall (Use proper screws for walls).
c. Put the 2 pc brushed chrome part on top and turn until it is tight.
d. Loosen the grub screw w/nylon tip place in glass.
e. See tiny screw - that rotates the top piece separately from the bottom half.
Once fixings are in the right place, tight with allen key, so glass can go in.
Place in glass - then tighten Grub screw with nylon tip against glass surface.
Mounting:
• Each wall-hung panel can be attached directly onto your wall with the professional glass fixings.
• Alternatively, the glass panel(s) can be mounted onto a board and hung like a painting.
• Mounted onto a L shape stand to display glass in a niche (see ING Bank image).
Note: Boards are not needed unless you have busy wallpaper.
• Each wall-hung panel can be attached directly onto your wall with the professional glass fixings.
• Alternatively, the glass panel(s) can be mounted onto a board and hung like a painting.
• Mounted onto a L shape stand to display glass in a niche (see ING Bank image).
Note: Boards are not needed unless you have busy wallpaper.
Lighting
• Any source of light directed onto the surface of the glass will enhance its appearance and show the changing colours of the dichroic glass and reflective lenses.
• Back lighting - Not necessary, but a light box can be made P.O.A.
• Any source of light directed onto the surface of the glass will enhance its appearance and show the changing colours of the dichroic glass and reflective lenses.
• Back lighting - Not necessary, but a light box can be made P.O.A.
Timing for design and firing
The turnaround time for making Glass depending on complexity usually 2- 6 weeks.
Kiln formed Glass sizes:
• Art Glass Panels (Bullseye Glass) to size 500mm (larger by special order).
• Triptych’s centre panel 500mm, (2) side any size to 500mm - (500mm + any size to 500mm).
• Art Glass. I use 500mm x 500mm, but the maximum size - 600mm x 800mm by commission.
• Float glass, (Green tinged) I do not use this glass as the colours are dull & the variety of colour and types of glass limited.
Prices depend on complexity of designs and size required, however as a guide:
Smaller works start at: £150. +P.O.A.
Larger sizes: £250.00 + P.O.A.
Former Projects:
Two International Firms • Corporate Gift’s – on-going (China, Malaysia, Japan)
Butterfly World Project Ltd. • Butterfly, Dragonfly, Ladybird and, insect gift items
Scurr and Partners Ltd. (Architects) • Sky series ‘Glass Art’
Commission: London Restaurant • Gemstone series (Amber Project)
Several medical and doctors surgeries • Medical series
Private Client Commission UK • Image made from clients photograph, table top in Amber
Many gemstone triptych’s, in clients colours
Bar top, & sink back splash, USA- Gemstone bowls
To make an enquiry about a Glass design, please contact us.
The turnaround time for making Glass depending on complexity usually 2- 6 weeks.
Kiln formed Glass sizes:
• Art Glass Panels (Bullseye Glass) to size 500mm (larger by special order).
• Triptych’s centre panel 500mm, (2) side any size to 500mm - (500mm + any size to 500mm).
• Art Glass. I use 500mm x 500mm, but the maximum size - 600mm x 800mm by commission.
• Float glass, (Green tinged) I do not use this glass as the colours are dull & the variety of colour and types of glass limited.
Prices depend on complexity of designs and size required, however as a guide:
Smaller works start at: £150. +P.O.A.
Larger sizes: £250.00 + P.O.A.
Former Projects:
Two International Firms • Corporate Gift’s – on-going (China, Malaysia, Japan)
Butterfly World Project Ltd. • Butterfly, Dragonfly, Ladybird and, insect gift items
Scurr and Partners Ltd. (Architects) • Sky series ‘Glass Art’
Commission: London Restaurant • Gemstone series (Amber Project)
Several medical and doctors surgeries • Medical series
Private Client Commission UK • Image made from clients photograph, table top in Amber
Many gemstone triptych’s, in clients colours
Bar top, & sink back splash, USA- Gemstone bowls
To make an enquiry about a Glass design, please contact us.
For more information contact Judith: Judi.am18@gmail.com
All images & work © Judith Menges.