Architectural Glass

Anealed Glass

Utilized in both residential and commercial construction, annealed glass is popular due to its beauty and versatility to serve several functions and requirements. It can be edged and polished, custom-cut, and drilled to create an array of products, including windows, cabinet doors, mirror glass, and more.

Clear Float Glass

Better than other float glass, it features excellent surface finishing, flatness, high optical quality, and a bright appearance.

Tinted Glass

Ensure the cooling and comfort of the interior along with style to the exterior by using tinted glass in architectural construction.

Reflective Glass

The energy-efficient glass can absorb & reflect the harmful sun’s glare, yet allow natural visible light to pass through in the building

Pattern Glass

Providing privacy and featuring different shades and colors, architectural pattern glass enhances the look of your space.

Mirror Glass

From wall-hung mirrors and mirrored closet doors, mirror glass can be utilized well to make your home feel more spacious.

High Performance Glass

With benefits such as glare reduction and solar rays control, high-performance glass is majorly used for façade glazing solutions.

Processed Glass

In contrast to annealed glass, the processed glass can describe as “heat-treated glass” since it is heated to a temperature closer to its softening point, and forced to cool rapidly under carefully controlled conditions. Its ability to endure wind pressure, high temperature and other applied forces make it highly recommended for use in architectural purposes.

Tempered Glass

Shatters into small fragments on breakage, tempered or toughened glass in 5 times stronger than annealed glass.

Laminated Glass

Features UV resistance, soundproofing, and extra security, the laminated glass is used in skylights, façade systems, & railings.

Double Glazed Glass

Provides heat and sound insulation. Double glazed glass is highly efficient. It is popular for glass windows and doors.

Polish Edged Glass

A clean and smooth polished edge glass is common in tabletops, display cases, & frameless bathroom vanities.

Bevel Edged Glass

A beveled edge is found on both glass tops and mirrors hanging on walls with or without frames. It enhances the beauty of the glass.

Decorative Glass

A glass beyond functionality. The decorative glass might be frosted, colored, or textured glass, engineered for your home needs.

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