Architectural & Safety Glass
Laminated Glass
Two or more glass layers bonded with an interlayer, so the glass stays in place if it breaks.
VT-102
Architectural & Safety Glass
Tempered Glass
Reference: VT-101
Heat-treated safety glass, much stronger than ordinary glass, that breaks into small blunt fragments.
PricePrice on request
Specifications
| Reference | VT-101 |
|---|---|
| Type | Heat-treated safety glass |
| Typical uses | Doors, railings, partitions, shower enclosures, table tops |
| Size | Made to your measurements |
| Thickness & finish | Confirmed with your quotation |
| Unit | m² |
About this product
Tempered glass is produced by heating glass and cooling it rapidly, which makes it considerably stronger than ordinary glass. If it breaks, it shatters into small, blunt pieces, making it a common choice where safety matters.
Typical uses include glass doors, shower enclosures, railings, partitions and table tops. Dimensions, thickness and finishing are confirmed with each quotation.
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