
Custom Tempered Glass
Tempered glass is heat-treated glass used in architectural and interior applications. The specification should reflect the intended use, fixing system and project requirements.
Security glazing starts with a clearly defined requirement. Tell us the application, the performance standard and the evidence needed so the proposed glass construction can be reviewed.
Sizes, processing options, performance requirements and commercial terms are subject to review and written confirmation.

Describe the intended use and the protection requirement in the project specification. If a resistance classification is required, provide the exact standard and class rather than a general product label.
A performance statement needs to relate to the particular construction and applicable test. Request the relevant documentation and confirm its scope before approving a product for your project.
Provide details of the frame, supports, installation and panel orientation. Glass selection should be coordinated with the overall security design and project acceptance requirements.
Send the project brief and available drawings so suitability and documentation can be discussed.

Tempered glass is heat-treated glass used in architectural and interior applications. The specification should reflect the intended use, fixing system and project requirements.

Laminated glass combines glass layers with an interlayer. Our existing product range includes PVB laminated glass; the complete construction should be specified for the intended application.

Insulated glass and Low-E options support the design of glazed windows and façades. Specify the complete unit and the performance required by your project before comparing quotations.
Bring your specifications, drawings or questions. Start a product enquiry with the details you have.