In order to better understand the various characteristics of colored glazed glass, the following is introduced. Colors are usually applied in thin layers and can be made from a variety of materials. The glaze is a key component of the finished product as it is aesthetically attractive and protects the glass from sunlight and heat.

Glazed glass has many features, from being able to absorb and reflect solar energy to being easy to clean. Its non-rigid viscose structure makes it compatible with building materials and can be used for composite processing. It is inexpensive and easy to install compared to other types of glass materials. In addition, its color and tone can be contrasted or matched with other types of glass.

Another advantage of colored glazed glass is that it is cost effective and easy to install. It has an excellent range of patterns and colours that complement and match other kinds of glass. Also, unlike conventional glass, tinted glass can be easily installed on supporting structures and does not absorb water or other materials. Other advantages of tinted glass include its non-absorption, impermeability and ease of cleaning. The glaze does not fade, flake or discolor with age. The non-rigid adhesive used to mount this glass makes it ideal for indoor use.
The firing process of colored glazed glass produces a glaze with a high gloss or satin matte finish. Glaze can be clear or translucent, depending on its color and composition. It should be noted that colored glazed glass can be made of a variety of materials. The composition of the glaze will ultimately determine how long it will last. And, it can even be made into a mirror. Obtain the desired color by mixing metal coloring oxides into the glaze.