What is laminated glass?
Laminated glass is a type of safety glass constructed from two or more glass sheets bonded together with an interlayer, typically PVB (a kind of film made by polyvinyl butyral). This creates a strong, unified structure that offers unique safety benefits compared to ordinary glass.

How is laminated glass manufactured?
What are the advantages of using laminated glass?
- When broken, the interlayer holds shattered glass pieces in place
- Prevents dangerous shards from falling or scattering
Maintains structural integrity even after cracking
- Resistant to impacts, making forced entry more difficult
- Withstands temperature changes and weather conditions
Performs well in both indoor and outdoor environments
- Sound insulation: Reduces noise transmission between spaces
- UV protection: Blocks up to 99% of harmful UV rays, preventing furniture fading
- Design versatility: Available in various colors, tints, and finishes
Glare reduction: Tinted options improve comfort in bright conditions






