Laminated glass is installed to provide safety enhance security, reflect heat or absorb sound. This highly versatile, durable glass incorporates two pieces of clear, tinted or reflective glass with a tough polyvinyl butyral (PVB) interlayer that creates a single, solid construction when heat and pressure are applied. When the glass is broken it normally adheres to the plastic interlayer reducing the hazard of falling glass while maintaining the integrity of the structure.

Laminated glass is used in a variety of ways, including skylights, atriums, storefronts, jewelry displays, financial institutions, airports, libraries and broadcast booths to name only a few. The strength of the glass and its sound control characteristics are used for many architectural purposes, including noise reduction, reducing risk of injury in heavy traffic areas or discouraging crime.

Custom edgework, holes, cut outs and patterns can be designed or created to your specific requirements.

Security glass is an evergrowing product of laminated glass. This glass-clad polycarbonate laminate is as clear as ordinary glass, but is designed for maximum protection against bullets and physical attack. This durable glass is essential

in aquariums, zoos, hospitals, and museums as well as In correctional facilities and financial institutions.