Brilly
Yellow 1919/8 Wave
Brilly glass blocks are a range of bright colours in the Basic Line, offering new design possibilities and an extra tool for the architect and the interior designer.
The Brilly range is available in 9 bright colours (yellow, orange, red, blue, bronze, green, ruby, violet, turquoise) in the wavy glass design and with the transparent finishing.
Brilly glass blocks must be installed with a minimum space of 1 cm and can be combined with other Basic Line products, such as Clear glass and Special Pieces.
The Brilly Collection recommended only for interior applications and storage at temperature higher than 0°C/32°F.
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Technical Data
Dimensions
19x19x8 cm
Weight
2,25 Kg
N. Pieces/m2
25 pcs./m²
N. Pieces/Box
10
N. Pieces/Pallet
360
NOTE:
Seves Glassblock does not take any responsibility for handling of product´s waste after delivery to final destination.
Non-usable glass blocks and/or waste originated from glass blocks should be handled or recycled according to regulation of appropriate local authority.
Seves Glassblock does not take any responsibility for handling of product´s waste after delivery to final destination.
Non-usable glass blocks and/or waste originated from glass blocks should be handled or recycled according to regulation of appropriate local authority.
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Brilly: bold coloured glass blocks, recommended only for interior applications.
The Brilly range is available in 9 bright colours in the wave glass design and with the transparent finishing. Choose from yellow, orange, red, blue, bronze, green, ruby, violet and turquoise to bring any design to life.
Recommended for interior applications, Brilly range give a great colour to liven up any dark room with a splash of colour.
Recommended for interior applications, Brilly range give a great colour to liven up any dark room with a splash of colour.
