Slumped Glass

Glass is heated over a mould to a temperature that allows the glass to slowly sag into a mould. Moulds can be created from many different materials giving many different effects. The availability of computer controlled kilns, that can heat and cool glass at controlled speeds, transformed this process from something complex and time consuming to something that can almost be done at the push of a button. The range of shapes, textures is infinite. The glass can be toughened. The technique creates a glass that is very textural and organic and works very well in older buildings as well as new.

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