What is safety glass? There are two types of safety glass: toughened and laminated. Where regular float glass forms sharp shards upon breakage, toughened safety glass breaks into small pellet-like pieces that do not pose a risk of injury. Laminated safety glass breaks...
What is decorative glass? Decorative glass is a type of finished glass with a textured surface and a variety of available patterns, colours, and levels of translucency, making it an exciting material with a wide range of applications. We offer a rich selection of...
Fire-resistant glass is an undeniably effective line of defence against flames and hot gases (fire protection class E). Where protection against high temperatures (fire protection class E1) is also needed, the best solution is multi-layered fire-resistant glass, such...
What is structural glazing? Structural glazing is the construction of all-glass façades using insulating glass units and single panes, which are anchored to the structure without glazing beads. This makes it possible to create “clean” large-scale glass façades that...
What is back-painted glass? Back-painted glass is either enamelled or coated glass, which is primarily used for glazing closed façade sections. The paint is burned onto the glass during toughening to ensure firm adhesion, and the toughening process also makes...
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