Glass pads are a commonly used protective material for glass, primarily used during storage and transportation to safeguard glass from damage.

Glass gaskets come in a variety of materials, with common ones including cork, EVA, rubber, silicone, polyurethane, PVC, EPDM. For window and door glass gaskets, popular materials are silicone, PVC, and rubber. These materials offer excellent elasticity, shock absorption, corrosion resistance, and high-temperature resistance, effectively reducing friction and direct contact between glass panels, preventing scratches, and simultaneously minimizing issues like mold and cracking. Glass gaskets made from different materials also have distinct features, such as the eco-friendliness and excellent soundproofing of cork gaskets, while certain synthetic materials provide enhanced weather resistance and sealing performance.

When using glass washers, follow these steps:

Select the appropriate glass gaskets. Choose the suitable material and thickness as needed, with common materials including cork and EVA, and thickness typically ranging from 1.5mm to 5mm. Select based on specific requirements and the characteristics of the furniture surface.

Clean furniture surfaces before placing glass pads. Prior to laying down glass pads, it is necessary to clean the surface of rosewood furniture using a soft cloth or sponge dipped in a moderate amount of cleaning solution, gently wiping the surface to remove any stains and dust.

Lay glass washers flat on the table, ensuring they are completely flush with the furniture surface without any gaps or lifting. Gently press the edges with a soft cloth or sponge to ensure a better fit against the furniture.