Finish 1: Clear Tempered Glass. Tempered glass refers to glass whose molecular structures change greatly after heated at high temperature (at 650℃, it starts to become soft) and quenched and thus there appears even and strong pressure stress on glass surface as well as even and strong tensile stress inside, to multiple mechanical strength of glass. This kind of glass is regarded as being 4 to 5 times stronger than regular glass of the same thickness. Tempered glass are safety glass. It reduces the risk of injury due to its nature of breaking into small, circular pieces instead of sharp, jagged shards. It is widely applied in places which have high requirements for mechanical strength and safety such as glass door, curtain wall for building, elevation windows, interior partition, furniture, as well as partitions close to sources of heat and places which are subject to severe thermal shock. As heat strengthened glass does not explode by itself, it is widely used in the furniture industry. Suitable Applications: Contract and Residential Environs. Content: Tempered Glass.

Finish 2: Chrome. Chrome, short for chromium, usually refers to chromium plating. Chromium plating is a technique whereby a layer of chromium is electroplated onto the outside of a plastic or metal object. Chromium plating is used for both decorative and industrial purposes. Decorative applications are used both for aesthetic reasons, as well as to strengthen the object to which the chromium is electroplated. Korson's chromium plating is valued for its corrosion resistance, as well as its high level of lustre. Suitable Applications: Contract and Residential Environs. Content: Chrome Plated Steel.