Clear Laminate
Laminated glass is produced by bonding two sheets of glass together with an interlayer known as PVB (Polyvinyl Butyral). Due to the interlayer, laminated glass maintains in one piece when broken, reducing the risk of injury. Laminated glass is also known for its UV protection, it can block 99% of all ultra violet light which helps to protect carpets, curtains and furniture.
- Windows & Doors
- Partitioning
- Shopfronts
- Grade A Safety Glass
- Acoustic Properties
- Min: 160mm x 160mm
- Max: 3210mm x 4500mm
- *subject to stock sheet size availabilities*
- Glass thicknesses available from 6.38mm – 12.38mm
Tinted Laminate
Tinted laminate is produced using the same process as clear laminate but using a coloured interlayer. The tint comes from the use of a coloured interlayer. Colours can be enhanced using coloured interlayers as well as tinted glass. Tough Glass stock clear glass with coloured interlayers however, we can provide custom laminate solutions combining tinted glass and/or tinted laminates as required.
Vanceva Custom Laminate – Coloured Interlayers
- Windows & Doors
- Partitioning
- Shopfronts
- Grade A Safety Glass
- Acoustic Properties
- Min: 160mm x 160mm
- Max: 3210mm x 4500mm
- *subject to stock sheet size availabilities*
- Glass thicknesses available from 6.38mm – 12.38mm
Translucent Laminate
Translucent laminate is produced using the same process as clear laminate but using a translucent interlayer. Translucent laminate glass provides solutions to enhance privacy but still allows light to pass through.
- Sidelights
- Bathroom/ Ensuite Windows
- Privacy Windows & Doors
- Grade A Safety Glass
- Acoustic Properties
- Min: 160mm x 160mm
- Max: 3210mm x 4500mm
- *subject to stock sheet size availabilities*
- Glass thicknesses available from 6.38mm
Laminated Glass Frequently Asked Questions
What Is laminated glass?
Laminated glass consists of two panes of glass that are bonded together with a layer of polyvinyl butyral (PVB). This tough, flexible and highly adhesive layer holds the glass together and prevents it from shattering into many pieces in the event of an impact.
What types of laminated glass are available?
We supply clear laminated glass, tinted laminated glass and translucent laminated glass, all of which offer the same safety features but differ in their appearance. We also supply a range of coated laminated glass available in clear, neutral or grey tones.
Is laminated glass soundproof?
Laminated glass, while not being completely soundproof, does offer significant noise reduction properties, making it useful for a wide variety of commercial and domestic applications. Acoustic laminated glass offers the best performance in terms of noise reduction but all types of laminated glass will reduce external noise to a certain extent.
What Is laminated glass used for?
Laminated glass can be used in any environment where safety is a primary concern. It is used in schools, hospitals, public buildings and offices across Australia, and in many residential properties too. Whether you are worried about the safety of your children at home or employees in the workplace, clear laminated glass, tinted laminated glass and translucent laminated glass are all excellent glazing options.
Is laminated glass safety glass?
Laminated glass is one type of Grade A safety glass. . It is not the only type of safety glass available though, so you may wish to investigate the alternatives before you decide which type is most appropriate for your needs.
How does laminated glass compare to double glazing?
When comparing laminated glass vs. double glazing, there are several factors you need to take into consideration. Double glazing is more energy efficient but it costs more, whereas laminated glass offers better shatter resistance at a cheaper price. You may also wish to consider a double glazing solution that incorporates a pane of laminated glass in the frame.