When people talk about renovation, they usually think first of tiling, paint, electricians and plumbers. The glazier rarely comes top of the list. And yet, in a renovated flat, there is glass in almost every room. Here is everything Vitralux can do to transform your home in Luxembourg.
The bathroom — the room where a glazier makes the difference
- Shower screen for a walk-in, sliding or hinged enclosure: 8 or 10 mm toughened glass, made to the millimetre
- Made-to-measure mirror: plain, LED with backlighting and a demisting pad, or tinted for a designer effect
- Glass shelf for the shower niche or above the radiator
- Lacquered glass splashback or satin-finished glass behind the bath or the basin
The kitchen — practical and good-looking at once
- Lacquered glass splashback in any RAL colour: no joints, easy to wipe down, heat-resistant
- Glass shelves for open shelving
- A glazed door to separate kitchen and living room without losing the light
The living room and the hallway
- A large-format mirror in the hallway to open the space up visually
- A glass partition to create a study or a reading corner without closing the room off
- A sliding glass door between living room and corridor
- A Crittall-style internal screen to divide two spaces
Stairs and mezzanines
- A laminated glass balustrade along the staircase: visual lightness and certified safety
- A glass balustrade for the mezzanine
- Structural glass floor panels upstairs, to let the light through
Glass is one of the few materials that makes a space look larger, lets the light through and adds a touch of modernity without ever dating. In a Luxembourg flat, where the rooms are often small, that is a real advantage.
