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ideco gmbh - Who we are-and what we do.
We have been supplying glass for over 30 years. Mainly glass domes which are also known as glass hoods, glass cuffs, glass lintels or watch lintels. Our customers include designers, museums, artists, collectors and private individuals worldwide. Ideco also supplies custom-made glass products or glass fabrications for existing chandeliers or silver menages, for example. Glass lampshades, glass replicas, bottles and decanters are produced in the finest craftsmanship.
Together with our glassmakers in the Bavarian Forest and in Bohemia, we are able to supply glass to customer specifications.
At our site in Iphofen – Hellmitzheim , we practice glass craftsmanship using the so-called fusing or melting glass process. This results in glass items for the gift and home sector.
The ideco - glass production techniques
Hollow glass production
In hollow glass production, the glassmaker uses the glass pipe to remove a “glass batch” from the furnace. The viscous, liquid glass at a temperature of approx. 1200C° is blown into a mold made of metal or wood or formed freely. They are used to make vases, mugs, glasses, lamps and many other beautiful things.
Custom-made glass luminaires
Production of lighting fixtures for the architectural sector for designers or luminaire manufacturers.
Production of glass domes in round, oval or square shapes for collectors, museums, watch manufacturers or private individuals
Drinking glasses and wine goblets
We blow drinking glasses and tumblers for you in high-quality craftsmanship
Custom-made glass
Replicas, replicas of glasses, goblets, bowls and much more. Also suitable for existing silver menages.
Bowls Vases
Bowls, vases and much more. In the finest crystal glass or colored. Also with cut or engraving
Customized glass production
Lighting or objects, individual, extraordinary, beautiful.
Custom-made, reproduction of a glass carafe with silver lid
Glass custom-made replica lamps Erimitage Bayreuth
ideco glass fusing
Fusing is a modern, creative glass technique. Fusing from the English “to fuse” which simply describes a glass melting process. Different colored glass panes, glass crumbs or glass powder are fused together at approx. 800-900C°. The fusing technique became popular in America in the 1960s. There is archaeological evidence that this melting technique was already being practiced in Egypt 4000 years ago.
We also use the fusing technique as an upcycling method to create beautiful glass objects from cullet.
We also use the fusing technique as an upcycling method to create beautiful glass objects from cullet.
Fusing Glas upcycling
We melt bowls and much more from cullet and waste glass
Decorative glass
The fusing technique offers almost endless potential for creating beautiful things for the home and garden.
side table
Side tables in fusing technique
Glass domes- Glass lintels- Glass hoods- Glass scoops
We produce crystallized glass domes for you using the finest manufacturing techniques. Our domes are used in museums and meet the highest standards. Artists, collectors, watch specialists and many more are among our customers worldwide.
oval glass domes
round glass domes
