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Verde Fabrique is a range of laminated glass panels produced in Christchurch, New Zealand. Silk fabric is layered between 2 or more layers of glass which is then bonded by way of a specially engineered cross linking resin. This sophisticated process bonds all of the separate components into a single entity. Producing a safety glass with the added advantages of style and easy care.

The product demonstrated here was produced for The George Hotel’s Pescatore restaurant which combined mirror and silk with a toughened face panel to enhance impact resistance and resistance to thermal stress. Its strength was tested during the thousands of earthquakes and we are pleased to recognize that the specialist glass and the way in which the fitting was engineered saw this product come through unscathed.

On closer inspection the subtlety of the fabric interlayer demonstrates the effective blending of timber and cotton. The sometimes harsh reflectiveness of glass has been eliminated to soften the impact. Transparency provides for a soft transmission of light.

Specializing in one off solutions, we provide outcomes more often associated with New York or Milan Fashion houses. Bespoke Glass Room laminated glass with soft fabric interlayer. A special surface layer was used to remove reflectivity, softening the glass, merging it with the warmth of the timber.

Transparent imaging captured and encapsulated in glass. Using the very latest in European technology The Glassroom provides the ability to provide outstanding image quality, suspended between 2 or more layers of glass. Providing protection, transparency and the extra strength of laminated safety glass.

The Glassroom provides an expansive range of options to architects and designers for bespoke glass panelling.

Glass Container type doors from The Glassroom. An iconic addition to Christchurch’s landscape as we see it today. Whether contemporary or ancient Persian you have never been so spoiled for choice.

Glass Doors, did we mention ancient to contemporary. The home of glass design. The Glassroom

The product demonstrated here was produced for The George Hotel’s Pescatore restaurant which combined mirror and silk with a toughened face panel to enhance impact resistance and resistance to thermal stress. Its strength was tested during the thousands of earthquakes and we are pleased to recognize that the specialist glass and the way in which the fitting was engineered saw this product come through unscathed.

Graduated colour laminate is amongst the latest of our new group of designer finishes.

Coloured glass in Architecture once forgotten as an architectural tool is now rekindled and available in a range of sizes and patterns never before considered possible. Produced in our Chch plant specifically for each project to the exact specifications provided by architectural practices. As a laminated product the panels also provide acoustic and security benefits beyond the reach of monolithic [single skinned] panels.

Glass wall produced with Laminated “Image Glass” permits light transmission whilst maintaining privacy and creating warmth in an area which is often uninviting and stark. Interlayers which carry the image or colour are generally laminated between 2 or more layers of glass, which provides protection and ensures the hygienic value provided by glass is maintained.

The centre of innovation in glass is a title which befits The Glassroom of Christchurch.
The addition of a full EVA lamination plant into The Glassrooms Christchurch operation has moved the company to a completely different level of creative and servicing capability. Allowing The Glassroom in conjunction with NZ architects and designers to produce state of the art solutions for all areas of architecture where innovation, style and cost effective solutions are principle requirements.
With locally sourced glass combined with our Christchurch based production plant The Glassroom brings the latest in European technical expertise into the hands of NZ architects and designers.

“The Glassroom” for Architectural Art Glass