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Walker Glass Co. Ltd.
9551 Ray Lawson Blvd.
Anjou, Quebec
Canada H1J 1L5
Phone: (514) 352-3030
Fax: (514) 351-3010
Contact: sales@walkerglass.com
Website: www.walkerglass.com
Products
WALKER MIRRORS
TEXTURES ACID ETCHED GLASS
AND MIRROR
The consistent quality, durability and rich look of Textures products is
unmatched. The acid-etched glass creates a translucent satin appearance
which obscures view while maintaining a high level of light transmittance.
The acid-etched mirror offers unique design alternatives with its metallic
finish.
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Product range
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Textures Satin – The satin
finish is characterized by highly polished surface and high light
transmittance.
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Textures Opaque – The opaque
finish is differentiated by its greater light diffusion, providing a
higher level of opacity.
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Available in clear, bronze,
grey, black, green, blue or ultra-clear
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Thicknesses 1/8" (3mm) to
3/4" (19mm)
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Sizes up to 96" X130"
TEXTURES SELECT – CUSTOM
ACID-ETCHED GLASS & MIRROR
Textures Select uses a flexible technique of tape masking that allows
a customer to specify, subject to some limitations, an almost endless
combination of etched and unetched linear stripes on the glass or mirror. In
addition, etched stripes in our opaque and satin finish can be combined
together
Product Specifications
- Substrates
- Glass or mirror
- Clear, bronze, grey, black, green,
blue or ultra-clear
- Glass thickness – 3mm to 12mm
- Mirror thickness – 3mm to 6mm
- Finishes
- Opaque with clear stripes
- Satin with Opaque stripes
- Stripes
- Minimum width : ½ inch
- Maximum width : 52 inches
- Stripes must run the full length
- Number of stripes per piece :
variable
Applications
- Interior partitions
- Office enclosures
- Doors (interior and exterior)
- Flooring and stairs
- Balustrades and railings
- Spandrel
- Sealed units
- Shower and bath enclosures
- Mirror doors
- Backsplashes
- Furniture and kitchen components
- Shelving
- Display fixtures
- Wall decoration
History
Established in Montreal by Arthur Walker in 1942, the company has strived
from its inception to deliver products and services of the highest quality
at a competitive cost.
Walker Glass' six-decade
evolution into one of the only fully integrated mirror manufacturers in
North America is sprinkled with milestones. In the 1960s, the company opened
a brand-new manufacturing plant that included an 84-inch silvering conveyor
and during the next decade, doubled the size of this facility. The 1980s saw
the company introduce stoce mirror to the marketplace, along with the
addition of a 100-inch double-coat silvering conveyor to its Montreal plant.
In the 1990s, Walker Glass became certified under ISO9002 and adopted the
Kaisen process of value-added manufacturing. In the early 2000s the company
has once again doubled its plant size, now occupying 200,000 square feet of
space and has introduced the Textures line of acid-etched
glass and mirror.
Since its inception, Walker
Glass' goal has remained essentially the same; to stay small enough to be
responsive and innovative, yet large enough to be efficient and competitive.
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