Glass has long been used for its transparency. Today’s glass is also designed to meet specific requirements related to solar control, decoration, security, acoustics, and architecture.
| CLEAR GLASS | Clear |
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| TINTED GLASS | Widely used for commercial buildings and adapted to applications requiring solar control.
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| REFLECTIVE GLASS | Low emissivity and good solar control. Reflective properties help eliminate interior reflection for a perfect look and more design flexibility.
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| SATIN GLASS | With its translucent, satin-like appearance, it admits light while still providing vision control.
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| TEXTURE OR PATTERNED GLASS | Patterned acid-etched glass provides a wealth of opportunities to architects, interior designers and decorators.
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| SUNCleanTM SELF-CLEANING GLASS | A durable, transparent coating is applied to hot glass during the manufacturing process, making it easier to clean. | ||||||||||||
| LAMINATED GLASS | Made of two or more layers of glass separated by an interlayer, usually of plastic. In the event of breakage, the layers of glass are held in place by the interlayer. It is also a good acoustic insulator. | ||||||||||||
| WIRED GLASS | Wire mesh is inserted during production. This type of glass is mostly used in steel doors and fire doors. | ||||||||||||
| TEMPERED GLASS | Five times stronger than standard glass, tempered glass shatters when broken, significantly reducing the risk of serious personal injury. | ||||||||||||
| CERAFRIT® SPANDREL GLASS | With its ceramic frits applied to the glass surface, this type of glass is used for curtain walls that are increasingly popular on commercial buildings and is available in many colors. |