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Post by lynx on Jul 21, 2008 17:52:08 GMT
I have a client that is after an illuminated glass table base. The glass will run 1700mm along two long faces and return 500 on one end. I'm tring to design a framing that will take the glass, house the lights behind but not allow large shadow lines to be seen. I think the best option would be using an aluminium system that the glass slides into, as well as giving access to the lights if needed.
has anyone worked with illuminated glass panels that can add any advice here.
regards
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Post by nickw on Jul 21, 2008 20:20:27 GMT
Take a butcher's at the Hettich website. They have a lot of LED systems some of which are designed to introduce light at the edges of a piecce of glass - which may, or may not, be what you're after of course. |
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Post by jfc on Jul 21, 2008 21:50:04 GMT
Google neon rope lighting maybe  I worked on a glass extension that had neon lights framing it . Looked cool but not on the house they did it on  |
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Post by modernist on Jul 21, 2008 22:29:46 GMT
Don't do it - it's naff  Worst one I saw had illuminated "artifacts" in a bed of sand in a casket with glass top Pretentious or what Brian |
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Post by ''The village idiot'' on Jul 24, 2008 22:16:19 GMT
Don't do it - it's naff Worst one I saw had illuminated "artifacts" in a bed of sand in a casket with glass top Pretentious or what Brian One man’s meat is another man’s poison |
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Post by jake on Jul 24, 2008 22:40:11 GMT
One man’s meat is another man’s poison Jason is still alive. |
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I worked on a glass extension that had neon lights framing it . Looked cool but not on the house they did it on 
