Seves Glass Block

MENDINI COLLECTION Q19 T MET

Name: MENDINI COLLECTION Q19 T MET
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Seves Glassblock’s design acquires a new elegant and winning line of hand-made products: the Mendini Collection. In the 1990s, Seves Glassblock was the very first company to introduce colour in glass blocks, thereby paving the way for new applications. Ten years later, Seves Glassblock asked Atelier Mendini, an eclectically creative company, to develop the use of colour in glass blocks even further. This is how the "Mendini Collection" has come into being. This is a new range of glass blocks inspired by nature and conceived to introduce new visual nuances and sensations in contemporary home interiors. There are 16 colours in this range, from the boldest and sharpest ones to black and white, both in different degrees of transparency. And these vibrant colours, manufactured thanks to the "Pegasus" winged glass block technology (19x19x8cm), smooth glass design and metallised finishing, shape a new generation of building elements for interiors. The handmade "Mendini Collection" blocks are coloured using refined manufacturing technologies that keep the purity of colours over time. According to its creators, the "Mendini Collection", with its shiny and youthful colours, has been designed to enable glass blocks to generate chromatic and figurative arrangements suited for elegant and refined combinations: "The colour alphabet of the Mendini Collection gives individually chosen colours, and their relationships and variations, the possibility to create endless chessboards of variants, from single colours up to kaleidoscopic effects. So far, sensuality, conceptuality, symbolism, hedonism and emotions are parameters that have been missing from the geometric language of glass blocks. This collection opens up new poetic horizons that architects have not been taken into account so far. However, they are now available and they are truly fascinating. New sparkling presences like sapphires, topazes, amber and ruby. And it is because of this rich appeal of nature that each colour in this new collection has been given the expressive name of a precious stone." Alessandro and Francesco Mendini The Mendini Collection recommended only for interior applications and storage at temperature higher than 0°C/32°F

Specification

MENDINI Q19 T MET Seves Glassblock - Vertical panels
THERMAL INSULATION U (W/m2 K): NPD
SOUND INSULATION (dB): 39
FIRE RESISTANCE CLASS: NPD
DIMENSIONS (cm): 19x19x8
WEIGHT (Kg): 2,3
PIECES/M2 (pcs/m²): 25/27 - variable amount depending on the size of grouting
INVISIBLE JOINT
Design Pegasus Line offers unique 6 mm external edges called wings that reduce the grouting area to a mere 2 mm, effectively eliminating the visual perception of joints. The result is an ‘all glass’ wall that emits brightness and light, uniting the areas on either side.
PACKAGE:
N. PIECES/BOX: 5
N. PIECES/PALLET: 360

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Technical specification

Unique ref.MENDINI_COLLECTION
Product familyDesign Mendini Q19T
Product groupMENDINI COLLECTION
TypeObject (single object)
Date of publishing2020-04-27
Edition number1
Height (mm)190
Width (mm)190
Depth (mm)80

Links

Product urlhttps://www.sevesglassblock.com/design-line-mendini-collection/
Installation instructionshttps://www.sevesglassblock.com/installation-methods/
Instruction videohttps://www.sevesglassblock.com/installation-methods/traditional-installation-3/
Technical descriptionhttps://www.sevesglassblock.com/wp-content/themes/ambient/download/certperf/DoP34_ColourInjectedQ19MENDINI_eng.pdf

Material mainGlass
Material secondaryGlass
Manufactured inCzech Republic

Classification

BIMobject CategoryBuilding Materials - Glass & Glazing
IFC classificationBlock
Uniclass 2015 CodePr_20_93_33
Uniclass 2015 DescriptionGlass blocks and panels
CSI MasterFormat 2014 Code08 81 00
CSI MasterFormat 2014 TitleGlass Glazing
OmniClass Number23-15 15 21
OmniClass TitleWall Blocks

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