About Jali
Inspired by traditional Indian stone screens, Jali® Panels reflect and refract light, creating a complex interplay of light, shadow, movement and color. This award winning material is highly specifiable and available in five different patterns named for the internal geometry of the texture - these patterns are Mille (with "thousands of internal reflectors) , Triangolo (with a "Triangular" internal texture), Quadrato (with a pattern of "squares" within) , Cascata (with a "cascading" water like texture), Cambia (a "varying" pattern) and Mezzaluna (with "half-moon" shapes within). Each of these five patterns can be selected in any of six pattern densities which determine how dense or sparse the internal texture is. Jali panels can be specified in over 500 color combinations.
| Composition | Quadrato, Mezzaluna, Cambia, Cascata, Mille, and Triangolo |
|---|---|
| Core Composition | PMMA (Acrylic Resin) |
| Cladding Composition | PMMA (Acrylic Resin) or Glass |
| Cladding Colors | Acrylic: Over 500 color combinations available (transparent and opaque), including 2 dichroic colors (Zari Dawn & Zari Dusk) |
| Glass | Bronze, Grey, Low-iron, Satin, Green |
| Cladding Thickness | 1/8" standard in acrylic and 1/4" standard in glass |
| Cladding Surface Finish | Clear, Clear Frosted, Matte, Clear None-Glare, Glass |
| Grain Direction | Parallel to long or short edge - can be specified |
| Total Panel Thickness | 3/4", 1", and 1-1/4" |
| Standard Panel Sizes | Clear cladding: 4' x 8', 4' x 10' & 5' x 10'; <br> Color cladding: 4' x 8'. Minimums and longer lead-times apply for oversized colors |
| Options & Services | Special non-standard thickness, Curved panels, Edge polishing, Edge profiling, CNC 2-D shape cutting, Laser Surface Etching (Logos and graphics) |
Acrylic Colors
Glass Colors
Acrylic Mirror Colors
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- cladding
The outer face and back layers of the panel product, sandwiching the core. The front cladding is typically clear or a transparent color. The rear cladding has options for clear, transparent or dichroic colors, and clear or transparent color mirrors. Either side can be finished in glossy, frosted or matte surfaces.
- core
The center portion of the panel product, sandwiched between a face and back cladding. Typically patterned to influence light by reflection, refraction, transmission, diffusion and dissipation.
- grain
The direction in which the panel core strips run. Typically parallel to the long or short edge, customer specified. Influences how the panel is illuminated.
- grain thickness
The thickness of the core strips that make up the grain in a panel product.
- HD
High Density with regard to the terminals on Terrazzo products. It has the greatest density.
- light conducting channels
Optical pathways designed to direct light from one point and diffuse at another location. Constructed from acrylic.
- light guides
See light conducting channels.
- light point
In Lumina panels, the illuminated facet on the face of the product created by a light source and the paterns in the core strips.
- light point density
In Lumina panels, the count of light points per square foot on the face.
- pattern density
The percentage of the patterning per unit area in a panel product. The greater the precentage, the denser the pattern and more visual obscurity through the transparent panel.
- SC
Sensitile Cement with regard to our Terrazzo products.
- terminal
In terrazzo products, the visible portion of the light conducting channel on the surface. Typically rectangular, but can be round or square. Size, shape and density are customer specified.