Laminated Glass
Made to measure in house, laminated glass produced to order for use in Balustrades, Walk On Glass, Roof Lanterns and Safety Glass
Cornwall Glass Manufacturing produces Laminated Glass to your exact requirements for use in a variety of structural installations including; Walk on Roof Glass, Glass Units, Lantern and Pyramid Skylights, Blaustrading, Stairs and Pedestrian Bridges.
Our Tema LPB2536 Laminated Glass Line allows us to laminate glass sheets of up to 2500 mm x 3600 mm.
Installed in our St Austell Manufacturing site in November 2020, the new Bottero 520 LAM(e)/37, significantly increases the glass processor’s, laminate capability in line with exponential growth in demand. This includes a special adaptation of the cutting bridge to accommodate glass thicknesses of up to 20.8mm – believed to be unique in the UK.
In addition, our Laminating Cutting Table, Waterjet and CNC machines allow us to process laminated glass to most required sizes and shapes.
Laminated Glass provides structurally safer, stronger glass panel that if broken, holds glass fragments together.
There are a number of glass interlayer solutions, each with unique benefits:
PVB Interlayer
PVB (polyvinyl butyrain) interlayered glass is a quality architectural and security glass with increased strength for use in commercial and domestic installations.
Uses for PVB Laminated Glass included:
- Balustrading and balconies
- IGU’s
- Shopfronts
- Floor Glass including pedestrian walkways
- Walk on Roof Glass
- Safety
- Security
- Antibandit
PVB specifications:
- 0.4 mm safety glass
- 0.8 mm security glass required in Document Q standards for windows with pass P1A
- 1.5 mm anti bandit glass
Degradation from UV light is significantly reduced with the use of thicker lamination layers. Cornwall Glass can advise on the best made to measure options for any project. PVB laminated glass is kept as a stock item at our larger locations.
SentryGlas®
SentryGlas® interlayers are five time stronger than standard laminating interlayers and are used where a high specification is required for greater load bearing glazed installations.
The thick, rigid interlayer offers exceptional security, safety and energy efficiency in modern architectural designs. Optimising natural light with outstanding clarity, this interlayer allows true innovation in glass building design.
Uses for SentryGlass® laminated glass include:
- Structural glass including, floors, walkway bridges and stairs
- Minimal support glass canopies
- Balustrading and balconies
- Wind resistant windows, doors and rooflights
EVA Interlayer
EVA (Ethyl Vinyl Acetate) interlayered glass provides flawless, distortion free lamination while ensuring first rate visual quality. This bespoke interlayer reduces the risk of moisture penetration compared to PVB laminated glass.
Uses for EVA laminated Glass include:
- Balustrading and blaconies
- IGU’s
- Floor Glass – including pedestrian walkways and bridges
- Walk on Roof glass
- Safety glass
CIP Interlayer
CIP (Cast in Place) interlayered glass is a skilled lamination process usually carried out by hand. The edges of the glass are tapped to determine the lamination thickness and the resin is then poured or pumped between two panes of glass, spreading evenly, removing any excess air before being placed under UV light. A faint witness line around the circumference of the glass gives way to glass with exceptional optical quality.
Laminated Glass Gallery
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- Lantern Roof Glass
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- Skylight Glass
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- Roof Glass
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- Pyramid Roof Glass
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- Walk on Roof Glass and Laminated Balustrading
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- Acoustic Glass
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- Curtain Walling Laminated IGU’s
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- Walk on Roof Glass
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- Balustrading
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- Walk on Glass
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- Laminated Roof Lantern
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- Laminated Roof Lantern
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- Laminating Table
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- Cutting Laminated Glass
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- Laminating – Cutting the Interlayer
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- Sealing the Interlayer
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- Ready for the Oven
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- Laminated Glass coming out of the Oven
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- Glass Show Bridge
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- Glass Bridge
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01726 66325
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Stennack Road, Holmbush Industrial Estate, St Austell, Cornwall, PL25 3JQ
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01752 756580
Plymouth@cornwallglassmanufacturing.co.uk
3 Beechwood Way, Langage, Plymouth, PL7 5HH
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01278 781500 Highbridge@cornwallglassmanufacturing.co.uk Walrow Industrial Estate, Brue Way, Highbridge, TA9 4AW
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Yes, laminated glass can block up to 99% of UV radiation, protecting interiors from fading.
Yes, laminated glass provides excellent sound insulation properties.
Yes, laminated glass is ideal for high-security applications due to its strength and durability.
Yes, we offer laminated glass with various decorative options, including patterns and textures.
Yes, we provide laminated glass with anti-reflective coatings for improved visibility.
Yes, we provide laminated glass with fire-resistant properties for added safety.
Yes, we offer laminated glass with privacy features such as frosted or tinted interlayers.
Yes, we provide laminated glass with solar control properties to reduce heat gain.
Yes, we provide laminated glass with anti-scratch coatings for added durability.
Yes, we provide laminated glass with low iron content for high clarity and transparency.
Yes, we provide laminated glass with bullet-resistant properties for high-security applications.
Yes, we provide laminated glass with anti-fog properties for clear visibility.
Yes, we provide laminated glass with heat-strengthened properties for added strength.
Yes, we provide laminated glass with self-cleaning properties for low maintenance.
Yes, we provide laminated glass with high light transmission for bright interiors.
Yes, we provide laminated glass with high acoustic insulation for noise reduction.
Yes, we provide laminated glass with UV protection to reduce fading of interiors.
Yes, we provide laminated glass with high impact resistance for added safety.
Yes, we provide laminated glass with high security features for added protection.
Laminated glass is used in balustrades, walk-on glass, roof lanterns, safety glass, shopfronts, and more.
Yes, laminated glass is suitable for structural applications such as floors, bridges, and stairs.
Yes, laminated glass is suitable for skylights and other overhead glazing applications.
Yes, laminated glass is suitable for both interior and exterior applications.
Yes, laminated glass can be used in heritage and listed buildings to meet safety and aesthetic requirements.
Yes, laminated glass is ideal for walk-on applications such as floors and roofs.
Yes, laminated glass is commonly used for balustrades and balconies.
Yes, laminated glass is suitable for use in marine environments due to its durability and resistance to moisture.
Yes, laminated glass is ideal for shopfronts due to its strength and security features.
Yes, laminated glass is suitable for roof lanterns and other overhead glazing applications.
Yes, laminated glass is ideal for pedestrian bridges due to its strength and safety features.
Yes, laminated glass is suitable for security doors and windows.
Yes, laminated glass is ideal for canopies and other overhead structures.
Yes, laminated glass is suitable for staircases and other structural applications.
Yes, laminated glass is ideal for wind-resistant windows and doors.
Yes, laminated glass is suitable for floor glass and other walk-on applications.
Yes, laminated glass is ideal for safety glass applications due to its strength and durability.
Yes, laminated glass is suitable for various structural glass applications.
Yes, laminated glass is ideal for decorative glass applications with various design options.
Laminated glass is a type of safety glass that holds together when shattered. It consists of two or more layers of glass with an interlayer.
Laminated glass provides enhanced safety, security, sound insulation, and UV protection.
Common interlayers include PVB (polyvinyl butyral), SentryGlas®, EVA (ethylene-vinyl acetate), and CIP (cast in place).
PVB laminated glass uses a polyvinyl butyral interlayer, offering increased strength and safety.
SentryGlas® interlayers are five times stronger than standard laminating interlayers, providing greater load-bearing capacity and security.
EVA laminated glass uses an ethylene-vinyl acetate interlayer, known for its flawless lamination and reduced risk of moisture penetration.
CIP (cast in place) laminated glass involves a skilled lamination process where resin is poured between glass panes and cured under UV light.
Laminated glass is available in various thicknesses to meet specific project requirements.
Yes, laminated glass can be produced in a range of colours and tints.
We can produce laminated glass panels in sizes up to 6,000 mm x 3,210 mm.