DESIGNER LAMINATED GLASS

Decorative Sandwiched Glass is an assembly of two or more sheets of glass and/or mirrors bonded with an interlayer. A dynamic array of colors, textures and patterns can be combined using the laminating process to create special effects not possible with traditional laminated glass.
Laminated glass is normally used when there is a possibility of human impact or where the glass could fall if shattered and also for architectural applications. Skylight glazing and automobile windshields typically use laminated glass. Tempered glass is usually four times stronger than regular glass of the same size and thickness. … Laminated glass is also very flexible – it will flex before shattering into pieces. It is also worth mentioning that laminated glass blocks 99% of ultraviolet transmission.
Laminating options include:

• Toughened laminated glass configurations

• Coloured translucent PVB inter-layers.

• Decorative – A variety of veneers, fabrics

and metal meshes

• ‘Cracked ice’ glass – The effect created by

breaking an internal layer of toughened glass Sandwiched between 2 layers of unbroken glass.

Typically used for:

• Glass Floors

• Stair Treads

• Partitions

• Fins and Beams

• Domestic & Commercial Glazing