Laminated Glass
Laminated Glass
Architectural glass offers laminated safety glass for interior and exterior use. Laminated panes can be combined with tempering to create a very safe and durable product. Architectural glass incorporates EVA film, cold-poured liquid resin, mesh, and color interlayers. It is ideal for applications requiring specific safety standards, noise reduction, UV protection, and weather resistance. Laminated glass is commonly used in exterior doors, shower enclosures, windows, skylights, glass flooring, and more. What sets us apart is our meticulous attention to detail and innovative fabrication techniques with specialty decorative glass. Our skilled glass fabricators seamlessly blend practicality and artistry to ensure both safety and aesthetic appeal. Maximum panel dimensions:
- Maximum panel dimensions: 100” x 144”
- Maximum panel thickness: ¼” to 2” thick
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Laminated Glass
Laminated safety glass
Laminated safety glass is created by placing a layer of EVA (ethylene vinyl acetate) between two (or more) pieces of glass. This safety technique prevents the glass from shattering into dangerous shards upon impact. Benefits include increased glass strength for safety, sound insulation, weather insulation, and potentially reduced UV effects.
Tempered laminated combination
To make a glass unit even stronger, you can temper the glass panes to add an extra layer of safety and strength. The glass pieces undergo the tempering process, which involves heating and rapidly cooling the glass to enhance its strength, followed by the lamination process. A combination of tempered and laminated glass can be up to 10 times stronger than regular annealed glass panes.
Laminated decorative glass
Custom colors, wire, and mesh interlayers can provide a unique decorative appearance to your glass. Adding chicken wire to antique textured glass, frosted glass, or restoration window glass enhances the charm of historic renovation projects. By combining patterned glass with back-painted glass, you can achieve an opaque color, or add a colored interlayer for a more translucent effect. The customization options are endless!
