Glass with character.
Warmth with a plan.

Start with your preferred appearance

A glass panel can blend quietly into a light wall or stand as a refined object in the room. A glossy finish responds differently to light from a matt surface. It is therefore useful to consider windows, lighting and furniture when choosing.

Kristall presents a clear, glossy white front. Satino has a satin-finished appearance. Both names help with initial comparison; the specific version is determined by the item number and corresponding product details.

Satino PRO is a separate choice

Its name resembles Satino, but the applications are not interchangeable. Satino PRO is the high-power version for ceiling mounting. Its higher surface temperature requires the mounting conditions specified for that series.

We therefore assess ceiling height, mounting location and heating demand before including such a version in a proposal. A higher-power model is not automatically the best choice for every room.

Compare glass and power together

Alongside appearance, compare overall dimensions, weight, power and fixings. Two panels of similar size can differ technically. A suitable substrate and sufficient mounting space are part of preparation.

For a living room, for example, we consider usage throughout the day. For a workspace, occupancy may be decisive. Heat loss and desired temperature remain the starting point for power selection.

A glass panel is not automatically a bathroom panel

Glass describes the front material. A separate bathroom function, mirror or towel facility belongs to specific versions. Use the chosen appliance’s documentation and explore our separate bathroom product group for towel drying.

Controls without unsupported assumptions

Discuss how you want to control temperature and which connection components are needed. For an existing installation, photos of the rating plate and current controls help us assess the options. We connect panel selection to a suitable thermostat and any receiver required.