Topic: Core Glass Types And Materials

The finishing applied to exposed glass edges, such as flat polish, pencil polish, beveling, or seaming.

The measured thickness of glass, usually expressed in inches or millimeters, which affects strength, weight, hardware selection, and cost.

Glass with a reflective backing that creates a mirror surface for bathrooms, gyms, studios, offices, and decorative uses.

A smart glass product that changes between transparent and opaque states for privacy on demand.

Glass that can change from clear to private or alter light transmission using an electrical control or specialized technology.

Glass with ceramic ink fused to the surface during heat processing, used for pattern, shading, privacy, or design.

Glass painted on the back side to create a sleek, opaque decorative surface for walls, counters, signs, or feature panels.

Glass selected for appearance, privacy, pattern, color, or design, not just basic transparency.

Special glazing tested as part of a fire-rated assembly to help resist fire, smoke, or heat for a specified period.

An interlayer option used in certain laminated glass and decorative glass applications.