Coal Grey The Darkest Glass In Egypt | Sphinx Glass

Date: 1 July 2020

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Date: 1 July 2020

Offers a sensational, profound dim appearance, expanding visual privacy, and significantly diminishing see-through from inside concealing gadgets.

IT’S HERE, THE LONG AWAITED.

COAL GREY

Ideal for:

Architectural glass

Safety glass

Automotive glass

Coal Grey ensures that design aesthetics meets glass performance.

When privacy solutions is required, Coal Grey Glass offers the ideal solution.

By providing a profound, cool dark grey tint from the outside, while providing a surprisingly fresh, neutral view from the. All while guaranteeing expanded visual privacy and diminishing the glare and the need for blinds or shades.

Sphinx Glass Coal Grey is the best solar control of any uncoated glass, providing the minimal shading coefficient of any float glass and a shading coefficient superior to many reflective glasses. Unsurpassed light and glare control.

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