Laminated Glass
Laminated glass is known for its high impact resistance. Laminated glass is manufactured by fusing 2 sheets of glass with an interlayer of poly vinyl butyrol. In addition to increased impact resistance and the ability to remain intact after breaking, laminated glass is also a better sound insulator compared to single pane glazing.
Laminated Glass Types
Laminated Glass - Clear
Clear Laminated Glass – 2 Sheets of 1/4″ Glass Fused Together with a Clear Poly Vinyl Buterol Inter-Layer
Privacy Glass – White Laminate
White Laminated Glass – 2 Sheets of 1/8″ Glass Fused with a White PVB Inter-Layer for Added Strength & Privacy.
Fire Protective Glass Ceramic - Laminated
Fire Rated Laminated Glass – Pyran® Platinum L Laminated, Fire Protective Glass Ceramic for Doors & Windows
Laminated glass is known for its high impact resistance. Laminated glass is manufactured by fusing 2 sheets of glass with an interlayer of poly vinyl butyrol. In addition to increased impact resistance and the ability to remain intact after breaking, laminated glass is also a better sound insulator compared to single pane glazing.
Recommended Use of Laminated Glass
References & Options
Impact Safety Standard: CPSC 16CFR 1201 (CAT I & II)
ANSI Z97.1 2009A
Commercial Windows & Doors: Laminated glass is recommended for use in commercial windows and doors.
Human Impact-Safe Glass: Laminated glass is recommended for use in areas prone to human impact.
Glass for Side-Lite Frames: Impact-safe Laminated glass is frequently used in commercial side-lite assemblies.
Glass for Transom Frames: Laminated glass is frequently used inside of transoms above a door.
Borrowed-Lite Window Glass: Laminated glass is recommended for use in commercial “borrowed-lite” window assemblies.
Vision Lite Door Window Frames: Laminated glass is approved for use in commercial doors and vision lite window frames.
Non-Fire Rated Openings: Laminated glass is used in non-fire rated commercial window and door assemblies.
Human-Impact Safety Glass: Laminated safety glass is designed for use in commercial buildings where impact may occur. Laminated glass is stronger and more impact resistant than conventional tempered glass products.
Shatter-Safe Glass: Laminated glass is known to remain intact after breakage.
Laminated Architectural Glass: Laminated glass is produced by fusing multiple pieces of glass together with poly-vinyl-buterol interlayer sheets. This process strengthens the glass, makes it more resistant to shattering, and allows the glass to oftentimes remain intact after breakage
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