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Laminated glass is constructed of two plies of glass which are bonded together with interlayers to form a permanent bond. The interlayers work to support and hold the glass to create a strong, uniformed layer even when broken. Laminated glass comes in varying thicknesses and can be created using different glass combinations or coatings to provide different qualities, such as low emissions or increased insulation.inated Toughened Glass

Laminated glass is even more beneficial, heightening both security and safety. Under impact, the plastic interlayer in the laminated glass holds the whole structure together – this means no hole is left to bait thieves, and also means that dangerous shards do not scatter in the surrounding area. This makes it ideal for use in shop windows, ground floor glass or in domestic and residential buildings – in general, in any location where security is paramount. If you have toughened glass, then you should consider upgrading to laminated for the added benefits.

toughened laminated glass, has become increasingly popular with designers and architects alike. This product offers the best of both worlds, combining the strength of tempered glass with the unique construction of laminated. It is difficult to break, comes in various thicknesses, and it is perfect for both domestic and commercial use.

Quality

Conforming to BS952,the British standard

Conforming to AS/NZ2208:1996,the Australian standard

Conforming to GB9962the Chinese standard

Benefits of laminated glass

The robust nature and thickness of laminated glass lend it a whole host of benefits:

Increased security: The strength of laminated glass make it almost impossible to break, so any unauthorised person would struggle to gain entry. Even if a break was to occur, the interlayers holdup the strength of the structure so that widening the gap is extremely difficult to do.

Reduced emissions: Low-emissivity glass can help to reduce heat gain from the sun, which allows air conditioning to be used less frequently and emissions to be reduced.

Reduced noise pollution: Installing a thick piece of laminated glass causes noise waves to become disrupted when they travel through the material, helping to reduce noise pollution.

Increased safety: As the glass doesn’t shatter when broken, there is a reduced risk of someone being cut or injured by shards of glass.

Protection from natural disasters: In the arrival of natural disasters or volatile weather, laminated glass will remain in its frame, reducing the risk of accidents and making a life-threatening situation slightly safer.

More design choice: Laminated glazing is available in many colours, tints or tones, and can be manufactured straight or curved for greater versatility in appearance.

Laminated Glass Uses:

Perfect for places where enhancing security is paramount such as shop fronts, external and internal doors, ground floor glass, domestic and residential buildings.