Curved laminated glass allows architects and designers to create flowing, modern spaces without compromising safety. While the visual appeal of curved glass often takes center stage, its ability to withstand impact is one of the most important reasons it is specified in today’s architectural projects. What Makes Laminated Glass Different Laminated glass is produced by… Read more »
Flat and bent laminated glass can be found in a variety of architectural settings, including railing systems for balconies and decks. Glass affords visibility and preserves views of the surrounding area. Laminated glass offers the additional feature of glass retention after breakage. Photos from a recent glass railing installation were shared by Deck Craft Plus,… Read more »
When people think about laminated glass, the first thing that usually comes to mind is safety—and they’re not wrong. Laminated glass is designed to stay intact when shattered, holding together rather than breaking into dangerous shards. That feature alone makes it a smart choice for everything from skylights to storefronts. But the truth is, laminated… Read more »
Retail stores with interior glass railings accomplish several key objectives. First, the transparency of glass enables shoppers to view the array of merchandise—even when they are moving from one floor to another. Second, glass railings are unobtrusive. They may be in the center of the retail floor, but they do not become a visual obstacle…. Read more »
Glass railings are part of many interior and exterior spaces. These railings can be constructed with flat or curved glass, but the building code requirements are the same. Here are some typical questions. Q: What type of glass can be used in a handrail or guard? A: Section 2407 of the International Building Code states,… Read more »
