People and property safety
The multilayer structure retains fragments if the glass breaks.
Laminated glass (triplex) combines glass layers with a polymer interlayer. It is used in architectural and transport glazing where structural safety and configuration options matter.



The multilayer structure retains fragments if the glass breaks.
The polymer interlayer helps reduce noise transmission.
The construction can reduce exposure to ultraviolet radiation.
Solutions can be adapted to operating conditions and visual requirements.
For glazing where clear visibility is the priority.
Tinted options for architectural requirements.
Decorative finishes and combined solutions.
Configurations for higher structural requirements.
Architectural building glazing and transparent structures.
Interior solutions for offices and public spaces.
Use in transport systems according to project requirements.

Laminated glass consists of two or more glass layers bonded with a polymer interlayer. The interlayer material is selected for the project requirements.
PVB / EVA / Ionoplast / TPU — depending on the application.
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Architectural electrochromic glass — clear mode

Control of transparency, light, and privacy for architecture and transport.
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Decorative treatments, visual solutions, and multilayer decorative constructions.
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