High-end differentiated approach

As a premium element of vehicles’ cockpits, glass provides an innovative path to interior design.

The advent of new materials for surface enhancement in automotive and new Mobility interiors opens up opportunities for glass.

FeelInGlass® has been rethinking the way glass can be integrated in door trims, dashboards and center consoles.

 

Design perspectives

With the expansion of the overall glass surface within cockpits, the opportunity to diversify its usage is an entry door for decorative purpose.

FeelInGlass® has taken into consideration the expectations from CMF designers and experts to overcome customization possibilities of glass, to make it a relevant alternative to existing plastic-based solutions.

Whether integrated as single element of trim covers, or as framed module allowing for complex shapes, FeelInGlass® portfolio of decorative treatments can adapt to various constraints.

FeelInspiration Decorative glass collections

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Focus

The “Focus” collection presents a variation of possibilities
in dichroic and semi-transparent black coatings.
Both are semi-transparent allowing for seamless
integration of lighting elements, smart surfaces
and displays.

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Unity

The “Unity” collection features a range of semi-transparent mirror solutions and natural
textures. Matte treatments through acid-etching are used to bring more texture to the glass while playing with its initial transparency.

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Main benefits

  • Premium aesthetics

    Premium aesthetics

    Glass surfaces enhanced with decorative treatments stand out from existing solutions
  • Touch effects

    Touch effects

    Alternation of sleek and rough textures with etching allow for touch differentation
  • Safety

    Safety

    Depending on integration technique, safety is ensured with shatter retention features and edge protection
  • Durability

    Durability

    Thanks to strong mechanical properties, Falcon™ glass is adapted to rough and repetitive uses
  • Seamless

    Seamless

    According to finisher and framing, glass surface may appear seamless with flush finish
  • Lightweight

    Lightweight

    As surface cover, ultra thin glass requires less amount of material due to its higher density

Encapsulation

For integration purpose, glass can be framed in a module or carrier, ready to be fitted or clipped. This allows to achieve complex shapes while meeting safety requirements needed in cockpits.

In addition, interlayers may be considered for technology integration, turning glass into a Smart Surface.

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