Glass is a versatile material used in partitions, window panes, structural glazing, cabinet inserts, doors and more. Extensive use of glass can provide unobstructed views and add an element of sophistication and elegance to home decor.
Clear Float Glass
Clear float glass allows maximum light to pass through and is used as tabletops, window panes, as cabinet insets and shelves.
Toughened Glass
Toughened glass is 4 to 5 times stronger than clear glass and is suitable for external glazing as it can withstand extreme weather. It is used in the indoors for fabricating frameless doors, glass balustrades, and long spans of glass partitions.
Tinted Glass
This type of glass is available in popular colors like blue, green, bronze, brown, grey, etc. The tinted surface of the glass prevents heat transmission by controlling the intensity of sunlight which can enter the home from the exteriors and it also blocks the harmful UV rays which prevent fading of upholstery and other materials.
Reflective Glass
Reflective glass has a mirror-like metallic coating that reflects heat and is used for exteriors. It prevents heat loss from the indoors and heat gain from the outdoors.
Insulated Glass
This type of glass comprises double glazing where two panels of glass are separated by an air space. Insulated glass helps in reducing noise levels. It is highly suitable for homes that are in noisy surroundings or on the main road.
Laminated Glass
This is a form of safety glass that is formed by pressing a layer of polyvinyl butyral between two layers of glass and is used for fabricating all-glass flooring and glass stair railings.
Textured Glass
Patterns or decorative designs are embossed on the molten glass to form textured glass. It has a translucent surface which ensures privacy, allows light to pass, and is best suited for shower cubicles and bathroom windows.
Lacquered Glass
Give a stylish look to your home with lacquered or back-painted colored glass. It imparts a fresh and playful look to your home and can be used for kitchen backsplash, wall paneling, and wardrobe panels.
Frosted Glass
When acid etching or sandblasting is done on ordinary glass, it gives the glass a frosted appearance. Frosted glass is a privacy glass that obstructs views, allows light to pass, and is used in shower cubicles and bathroom windows.
