About Our Laminated Glass

Our laminated glass is constructed from two layers of annealed glass that are bonded together with a vinyl layer that forms a permanent bond. It creates a strong, uniformed layer that is shatterproof and offers superior sound absorption, and can withstand heavy, repeated impacts. The glass can be cut into circular or square shapes and comes in clear or white 1/4" thick glass. Laminated glass can be customized with either a polished flat edge or a seamed edge.

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Where to Use Laminated Glass

Laminated toughened glass is ideal for car windshields, skylights, roofs, sunspaces, curtain walls, RVs and boats, roof glazing, ground-level windows and doors, or in places where high winds or hurricanes are a concern. Its anti-theft and anti-vandal properties make laminated glass panels a perfect fit for anti-break-in protection.

Laminated Glass vs. Tempered Glass

Laminated Glass and Tempered Glass are both considered safety glass. Laminated Glass consists of layers of glass sandwiched with a PVB layer between them. Tempered Glass is about 5 times stronger than Laminated Glass but when tempered glass is struck it can break into small, rough-edged pieces and come apart, rather than large dangerous shards like plate glass thanks to its heat treatment. Instead, the vinyl layer ends up keeping the glass together forming a spider web-like pattern, providing maximum protection and reducing the chances of injuries. Nevertheless, tempered glass is about 5 times stronger than laminated glass.