General information:
Maximum panel size:
3000mm x 6000mm
Thicknesses:
This will be determined by the size of the panel and its application.
Type
of
glass:
Most
laminated
glass
is
specified
in
clear
float
glass,
as
this
is
less
expensive
than
low
iron
glass.
However,
for
certain
colours
like
yellow,
orange
and
red
and
for
the
lighter
coloured
fabric
laminates,
the
green
tint
in
clear
float
glass
effects
the
clarity
of
the
colour.
In
this
situation,
we
advise
that low iron glass is specified.
Cut-outs/notches/holes:
Laminated
glass
can
be
processed
as
any
other
standard
glazing,
however,
the
glass will have to be toughened if cut-outs, notches or holes are required.
Edge
detail:
Laminated
glass
can
be
processed
as
any
other
standard
glazing;
however,
the
glass
will
have to be toughened if cut-outs, notches or holes are required.
Safety:
Laminated panels conform to BS6206.
Fabric
laminates:
We
can
laminate
a
wide
variety
of
fabrics.
The
fabric
is
sandwiched
between
layers
of
clear
PVB/EVA,
to
add
texture,
colour
and
pattern
to
laminated
glass.
We
have
a
range
of
standard
fabric
laminates to choose from. We can also source fabrics to specific briefs.
Most
fabrics
can
be
laminated.
If
you
wish
to
supply
your
own
fabric,
we
will
always
provide
a
test
sample for approval.
Variations
in
fabric:
Fabrics
may
vary
in
colour
from
roll
to
roll,
therefore,
it
is
advisable
to
order
from
the same roll or batch.
External use:
We recommend that fabric laminated glass be used for interior use only.
Combining
processes:
Fabric
laminates
can
be
combined
with
kilnforming,
backpainting,
sandblasting
and Vanceva colours.
Mirroring:
Mirrored
glass
can
make
up
one
of
the
laminated
layers
to
achieve
a
reflective
and
opaque
panel suitable for cladding.
Fabrics