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| Above: Close up detail of Bell Glass typical leaded coloured glass fanlight panel |
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| The Bell Glass range of feature
decorative glass panels are suitable for either new or existing
properties, and can be applied to timber, aluminium, or UPVC frames
with typical applications being part glazed entrance doors or
transom fanlights to windows within the home or conservatory. The range available can be split into two groups, with the first being decorative leaded/coloured panels, and the second group being decorative bevel cut/engraved panels, with the latter being highly suitable for those individuals who desire something special without the impact of colour. Examples as illustrate within the Photo Gallery below are exactly that, with a far greater selection being available from any of the Bell Glass branches. If telephoning to make an inquiry regarding a gallery example please quote the applicable reference number. (See Design Guide button for a few helpful tips). |
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Unfortunately the old days of
craftsmen like Harry Bell sitting and painstakingly
constructing a stained glass leaded light panel have long gone,
unless that is one is to pay a small fortune for such an acquisition. The
bad news is however not quite so bad, when today’s technologies are
capable of still providing a highly acceptable visual standard of
finish which without inspecting with a magnifying glass can for most
individuals be nigh impossible to recognise from the standards of
the past. Click onto the thumbnail image (on the left) in order to
better appreciate this comment. |
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Assuming that an entrance door is to contain an area of glazing then not everyone would desire clear glass (be it with some form of artistic decoration or not), however the techniques of applying colour and lead panelling can successfully be applied to many variations of obscure glass. The two images (shown on the left) are typical examples of the standards that one can expect via Bell Glass. For further illustration of doors with decorative glass panels see also the “Windows & Door Systems” section. |
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