
Toughened glass
Heat-treated glass with increased mechanical and thermal strength. If broken, it shatters into small pieces, reducing the risk of serious injury.
Uses: shower enclosures · doors · partitions · balustrades · façades
A project's performance and appearance start with choosing the right glass.


An insulating glass unit consists of two or more glass panes separated by sealed cavities and can be configured to suit the project.
The choice of glass types and configuration determines the level of thermal insulation, sound insulation, solar control and safety.
Windows · Doors · Façades · Glazed surfaces

Heat-treated glass with increased mechanical and thermal strength. If broken, it shatters into small pieces, reducing the risk of serious injury.
Uses: shower enclosures · doors · partitions · balustrades · façades

Laminated glass consists of two or more glass panes bonded together with an interlayer. If broken, the fragments tend to remain attached to the interlayer.
Uses: balustrades · canopies · façades · partitions · safety applications

A laminated solution combining several layers of glass and interlayer materials, configured for the protection level required by the application.
Uses: spaces with special security requirements.
Explore the finishes, colours and thicknesses available for your project.
Images are illustrative. Actual glass appearance and colour should be confirmed using physical samples.

Float · 4–12 mm
Clear glass available as toughened glass.
| Option | Available thicknesses |
|---|---|
| Float | 4 mm6 mm8 mm10 mm12 mm |

ExtraClear · 4–10 mm
Extra-clear glass, available in four thicknesses.
| Option | Available thicknesses |
|---|---|
| ExtraClear | 4 mm6 mm8 mm10 mm |

Bronze, grey and blue
Available thicknesses vary by colour.
| Option | Available thicknesses |
|---|---|
| Bronze | 4 mm6 mm8 mm10 mm |
| Grey | 4 mm6 mm8 mm10 mm |
| PrivaBlue | 6 mm |
| DarkBlue | 8 mm |
| Dark Grey | 8 mm10 mm |

Matelux · 4–10 mm
A satin finish on Float, extra-clear or tinted glass.
| Option | Available thicknesses |
|---|---|
| Matelux Float | 4 mm6 mm8 mm10 mm |
| Extra-clear Matelux | 8 mm10 mm |
| Bronze Matelux | 8 mm10 mm |
| Grey Matelux | 8 mm10 mm |

Flutes · 8 and 10 mm
A fluted pattern, available in several options.
| Option | Available thicknesses |
|---|---|
| Flutes | 8 mm10 mm |
| Grey Flutes | 8 mm |
| Bronze Flutes | 8 mm |
| Extra-clear Flutes | 8 mm |

MirroView, Mirropane, OptiShower
Options for specific application requirements.
| Option | Available thicknesses |
|---|---|
| MirroView— mirror glass for screen integration | 6 mm |
| Mirropane | 8 mm |
| OptiShower— glass for shower applications | 8 mm |
Glass type and thickness are selected according to the project dimensions and requirements.

Glass with a low-emissivity coating, used in insulating glass units to improve thermal performance.
Uses: windows · glazed doors · façades · other external glazed surfaces

Combines thermal insulation and solar control, helping limit solar heat gain through glazed surfaces.
Uses: windows · façades · spaces with extensive glazing

Clear glass used as the basis for many applications and subsequent processing operations.

Low-iron glass offering greater transparency and a reduced green tint compared with standard float glass.

Body-tinted glass is used for aesthetic effects and certain solar-control applications.

The glass surface can be coloured for decorative and architectural applications, depending on the technology used.

Provides a matt finish and lets light through while limiting direct visibility.

Glass with a textured surface or decorative pattern, used for visual effect and greater privacy.

Allows the surface to be customised with images, patterns, textures or graphics.
Based on where the glass will be installed and how it will be used.
For windows, façades and other surfaces separating indoors from outdoors.
To manage solar heat gain through glazed surfaces.
According to the desired light transmission and visibility.
Colour, texture and printing can be adapted to the project concept.
Tell us where the glass will be used and what the project requires. Together, we select the right glass type and configuration.