LAMINATED GLASS

Laminated glass is a processed glass that serves as a fantastic alternative to ordinary glass. It offers a tough and robust structure and is difficult to break. It is a shatterproof glass so in a situation of breakage, it sticks to the frame and doesn’t shatter. Laminated glass is constructed of two plies of glass which are bonded together with interlayers to form a permanent bond. Laminated glass comes in varying thicknesses and can be created using different glass combinations or coatings to provide different qualities.

APPLICATIONS

-> Used in the construction of buildings in disaster-prone areas.
-> Useful in areas that need high-security such as banks, money-exchange centers, jewellery shops, museums, and art galleries.
-> Used in the construction of buildings in disaster-prone areas. Car windshields.
-> used in the construction of glass railings, glass floors, skylights, roofs, sunspaces, curtain walls, glass facades, etc.