White Glass Frames from VIDEX Binera offer visually airy and technically ironclad protection for modern commercial and private electrical installations.
White decorative panels are the most frequently chosen finishing component, therefore their mechanical durability is a critical long-term investment. These finishing frames are produced from 6.5 mm thick tempered glass. Before tempering, the glass mass is enriched with an ultraviolet (UV) stabilizer and white pigment, guaranteeing that the frame will never yellow, unlike budget-class plastic, even in open-plan sunny rooms. In addition to aesthetics, the material's high density prevents dirt from entering micropores, allowing it to be installed in high-intensity medical or food care facilities because the glass is easily and safely disinfected. The system integrates with VIDEX Binera 16A and 10AX electrical installation components based on steel mountings. Sizing options range from one (86x86 mm) to five modules in a row horizontally (370x86 mm) or vertically.
It is recommended to apply white tempered glass finishes in objects where the design demands visual cleanliness without technical compromises regarding wall protection and functionality. When creating an indoor lighting network in aesthetically compatible and bright tones, Surface Mounted Small LED Panels will also look and function highly.
A: During the manufacturing process, iron oxide impurities, which give regular glass a greenish tone on thick edges, are maximally filtered out of the glass mass. Opti-White technology provides crystal-clear transparency, allowing the underlying RAL 9016 pigment to appear snow-white.
A: The non-porous surface of the glass prevents grease and bacteria from embedding into the material structure, which often turns white plastic yellowish. It can be safely sterilized with alcohol, making it an engineeringly appropriate solution for medical facilities and kitchens.
A: The glass panel is industrially glued to a flexible polycarbonate adapter frame that serves as a shock absorber. When tightening the locking screws, the fixing load is transferred to the plastic adapter, isolating the glass from direct steel pressure.