What is Laminated Glass and How Does It Improve Your Safety?
What is Laminated Glass?
Laminated glass is a type of composite glass produced by placing a special plastic layer such as PVB (polyvinyl butyral) or EVA between two or more glass layers. These layers are bonded together under high heat and pressure. In this way, even when the glass breaks, the pieces do not break apart, but remain attached to the plastic layer in between.
Security Advantages of Laminated Glass
Does not shatter when broken
- Even if the glass is broken, the pieces do not scatter.
- Surface integrity is preserved, serious injuries are prevented.
Impact and Theft Resistance
- More resistant to impact.
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Creates a protective barrier against thieves.
- Some special types are even resistant to bullets and explosions.
UV Protection
- Interior protects furniture and items in the space from the harmful rays of the sun.
- Lamination layer provides up to 99% UV filtering.
Sound Insulation
- Laminated glass is also successful in reducing sounds coming from outside.
- Öprovides comfort especially in city centers.
Where is it used?
- Balcony and terrace glass
- Shop windows and store facades
- Glass railings
- Vehicle windows (especially windshields)
- High-security structures such as banks, museums, airports
What is the Difference Between Laminated Glass and Tempered Glass?
| Feature | Tempered Glass | Laminated Glass |
| Breakage type | Breaks into pieces | Glass remains stuck to surface |
| Security level | High | Very high |
| Noise insulation | Medium | High |
| UV protection | Low | High |
| Area of use | Generally indoor | Indoor and outdoor, secure areas |
Laminated glass is the ideal solution for those who want maximum security without compromising on aesthetics. It is a smart choice for creating a safe living space everywhere from homes to offices, from vehicles to display cases. Transparent but strong, not unbreakable but protective.
