Safety glass · Interlayer technology
Laminated Glass
Multi-ply architectural glass providing post-breakage retention with configurable safety, security, acoustic and visual performance.
Project manufacturing · Global delivery
Product introduction
What is Laminated Glass?
Laminated glass combines two or more glass plies with one or more interlayers. The complete make-up is selected around loading, support, edge exposure, appearance and required post-breakage behaviour.
Product performance
Laminated Glass performance
Features describe the material, advantages explain its technical strengths, and benefits show what those strengths mean for the project.
Features
How the glass is defined
Post-breakage retention
Interlayers help retain glass fragments after breakage.
Configurable performance
Make-ups can support safety, acoustics, security, colour and structural needs.
Design versatility
Compatible with clear, Low-E, printed, curved and heat-treated glass.
Advantages
Technical strengths
Post-breakage retention
Interlayers help retain fragments and maintain a residual barrier.
Layered performance
Glass plies and interlayers can address safety, acoustics and security.
Flexible make-ups
Clear, coloured, coated, printed and heat-treated plies can be combined.
Benefits
Value for the project
Continued protection
The opening can remain covered after glass breakage.
Improved comfort
Acoustic interlayers can support quieter interior spaces.
Design versatility
Multiple layers allow performance and appearance to be developed together.
Typical applications
Specification
Typical production range.
- Minimum size
- 300 x 300 mm
- Maximum size
- 3300 x 12000 mm
- Thickness
- 6-60 mm total build-up
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