Glass For Building Doors And Windows

Product Introduction

Glass for Building Doors and Windows is a critical component of modern architecture, offering transparency, insulation, safety, and aesthetic value. Whether used in residential, commercial, or industrial buildings, the right glass enhances comfort, security, and energy efficiency. Available in a variety of types—including tempered, laminated, insulated (IGU), and Low-E coated—this glass is designed to meet different climate, design, and performance needs.

Product Features

Thermal Insulation: Double or triple glazing with Low-E coatings helps reduce heat transfer.

Safety & Security: Laminated and tempered glass options provide resistance to impact and breakage.

Sound Insulation: Insulated glass units offer excellent acoustic control for quiet indoor environments.

UV Protection: Blocks harmful UV rays, preventing interior fading and enhancing occupant comfort.

Design Flexibility: Offered in clear, tinted, frosted, patterned, or reflective finishes.

Product Details

Available Glass Types:

Tempered Safety Glass

Laminated Glass (PVB or SGP interlayer)

Insulated Glass Units (IGU)

Low-E Coated Glass (single/double/triple silver)

Patterned or Decorative Glass

Thickness Range: 4mm–25mm (depending on type and performance requirements)

Maximum Size: Up to 3300mm × 6000mm (custom sizing available)

Thermal Performance:

U-value: as low as 1.0 W/m²·K

SHGC: 0.2–0.6

Visible Light Transmission: 30%–80%

Applications: Exterior windows, sliding doors, glass entry doors, skylights, bathroom windows, balcony enclosures

Product Advantages

Energy Saving: Reduces heating and cooling costs with superior thermal insulation.

Safety Assurance: Tempered and laminated glass options prevent injury from accidental breakage.

Enhanced Comfort: Controls indoor temperature, glare, and noise levels for a better living or working environment.

Visual Appeal: Offers a modern and elegant appearance while maximizing daylight and outdoor views.

Low Maintenance: Durable and easy to clean with long-lasting coatings and surface treatments.

FAQ

Q1: What type of glass is best for home windows?

A: Insulated Low-E glass is ideal for energy efficiency and comfort in homes, while laminated glass adds extra safety and sound insulation.

Q2: Is this glass suitable for sliding and hinged doors?

A: Yes. Tempered or laminated glass is often used for sliding patio doors, entry doors, and other glass door systems.

Q3: Does the glass provide noise reduction?

A: Yes. Double or triple-glazed units and laminated glass significantly reduce outside noise.

Q4: Can the glass be customized?

A: Absolutely. We offer various sizes, thicknesses, tints, and decorative finishes to suit different building styles.

Q5: Is UV protection included?

A: Yes. Most of our glass options block up to 99% of UV rays, protecting interiors and occupants.