A question we often hear at LaGlint is, "Is your opal glass dinnerware glazed?" This is a great question that helps us explain what makes glass fundamentally different from ceramics. Let's clear up this common misconception about glass and glazing.
Why Glass Doesn't Need Glazing
Glass, including our tempered opal glass, is naturally non-porous and complete in itself. Unlike ceramics, glass doesn't need an additional protective coating. Here's why:
The Role of Glaze (in Ceramics) |
The Nature of Glass |
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Glazing is specifically for ceramic products because:
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Understanding the Difference
Think of it this way:
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Ceramics are like a sponge that needs a raincoat (glaze) to be waterproof |
Glass is like a solid rubber ball - naturally waterproof through and through |
LaGlint's Unglazed Opal Glass Advantage
Our opal glass dinnerware offers:
- Natural, non-porous surface
- No need for additional coatings
- Consistent appearance throughout
- Permanent finish that won't wear off
What This Means for You
Using unglazed glass products means:
- No worry about glaze deterioration
- No risk of glaze chemicals
- Easier maintenance
- More durable finish
- Longer-lasting beauty
At LaGlint, we're always happy to explain the science behind our products. Visit our website to see the natural beauty and durability of our tempered opal glass dinnerware – no glazing needed!
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