Hollow glass blocks offer a range of photographed surface patterns for decorative projects. Each pictured reference is offered in 190 x 190 x 80 mm and 145 x 145 x 80 mm sizes; keep the pattern code and chosen size together.
46 pictured references / two available sizes. Browse by visual family or search by reference code.
46 references
Source size and weight references
These are series references from the supplied data, not individually measured weights for every pictured style. Edge sizes do not establish a length, width or thickness direction.
The pattern changes how a repeated glass surface looks and how the view through it reads. Compare the selected reference from the intended viewing distance. The same pictured pattern can be chosen in either of the two confirmed source sizes, with the finished layout reviewed separately.
What this material adds
Repeated units create an organised grid that can be coordinated with a surrounding metal frame. The two size choices allow different module layouts to be discussed for the proposed feature. Pattern, joint width and lighting all influence the assembled appearance.
Applications to discuss
Discuss hollow glass blocks for decorative interior wall elements, partitions or metal-framed features in hotel, restaurant and commercial projects. Blocks can be supplied individually or incorporated into custom metalwork. Provide the overall arrangement rather than selecting only a pattern photograph.
What to confirm for your project
Select the GB reference and one of the two available sizes, then provide overall dimensions, quantities, joints and fixing interfaces. A pattern image and size do not establish fire, acoustic, thermal or structural performance.
Questions to help your selection
Are both sizes available for every pictured hollow block?
Yes. Each pictured hollow-block reference is offered in 190 x 190 x 80 mm and 145 x 145 x 80 mm. Choose the required size when adding it to the material brief.
What information helps plan a glass-block partition?
Provide the pattern code, chosen unit size, overall layout and quantity. Show joints and metal-frame interfaces. Include any required acoustic, fire or other performance in the project brief for separate review.
Keep the reference with your brief.
Include the selected codes, intended product, dimensions, quantity and project location. Photographs show an appearance direction; confirm the agreed material and finish references for the project.