
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.
Find the right starting point for your glass enquiry. Select a product group, review the specification checklist and tell us how the glass will be used.

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.

Curtain wall glass is specified as part of a façade system. Bring the panel schedule, glass construction and system requirements together for a coordinated purchasing enquiry.

Decorative glass brings colour, texture and pattern into interior spaces. We offer decorative and printed designs; share the appearance you want to achieve.

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.
Heat-treated glass for project specifications that call for tempering. Provide the dimensions, thickness, edge finish and any holes or cut-outs before manufacture.
Glass with bonded layers for applications that specify a laminated construction. Define the glass layers, interlayer requirements, edge exposure and fixing details.
Glass units for window and façade specifications. Share the proposed build-up, coating requirements and target thermal or solar performance.
Glass for façade packages, coordinated with the project drawings and glazing system. Specify panel sizes, glass construction, appearance and required documentation.
Pattern, colour and texture options for interior design. Share a visual reference, dimensions and finish requirements to discuss the intended result.
Begin with the security requirement and applicable test standard. Suitability and supporting evidence must be reviewed for the specific glass construction.
A clear specification makes the quotation discussion more useful. If some details are not yet decided, describe the application and share the information you have.
Bring your specifications, drawings or questions. Start a product enquiry with the details you have.