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LAMINATED GLASS

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Laminated glass is a high-performance safety solution created by bonding multiple layers of glass with a durable interlayer—typically PVB or EVA. At BG Glass Technologies, we focus on EVA laminated glass, known for its strength, clarity, and long-term reliability.

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This type of glass is well-suited for both decorative and structural applications. It’s commonly used in glass partitions, wall systems, and display cases, while also performing exceptionally in more demanding roles like glass railings, floors, and architectural features where added safety is critical.

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Beyond its strength, laminated glass offers impressive design flexibility. Options include integrated metal mesh, fabric interlayers, custom colours, and textured finishes to match virtually any aesthetic. For added functionality, smart glass can provide on-demand privacy, while frosted variations deliver a clean, modern look with softened light diffusion.

Laminated glass earns its keep in two big ways: safety and performance. When it breaks, it doesn’t shatter into dangerous shards—it holds together. That one feature alone is why it shows up everywhere serious glass is needed.

1. Safety & Security

  • Glass railings, balconies, and guards

  • Storefronts and entry doors

  • Skylights and overhead glazing
    If it cracks, it stays in place—reducing injury risk and keeping the opening protected.

2. Sound Control

  • Office partitions

  • Condos and homes near traffic

  • Meeting rooms
    The interlayer dampens sound better than standard glass, making spaces quieter and more comfortable.

3. UV Protection

  • Protects furniture, flooring, and artwork from fading

  • Great for large windows and sun-exposed areas
    It blocks most UV rays while still letting in natural light.

4. Fall Protection (Code-Driven Uses)

  • Glass floors

  • Stairs and landings

  • Barrier systems
    Building codes often require laminated glass in these spots because of its “stay-in-place” behavior.

5. Design Flexibility

  • Frosted or tinted for privacy

  • Colored interlayers for style

  • Fabric or mesh inserts for a custom look

  • Smart glass for switchable privacy
    This is where function meets design without compromise.

6. Weather & Impact Resistance

  • Better resistance to wind and impact than regular glass

  • Used in exterior glazing where durability matters

7. Commercial Storefronts & Entrances

If tempered glass is about strength, laminated glass is about control after failure. It’s the safer, smarter choice anywhere people, height, or liability are involved.

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