Laminated Glass

Configurations Laminated Glass.

Viracon laminated glass is comprised of two or more glass plies permanently bonded together with an interlayer. This configuration is often used in the construction of a final fabricated unit.

Laminated glass is a durable, high-performance product that qualifies as safety glazing. Laminated glass units are designed to remain integral in the opening, should glass damage occur.

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Benefits

Why select laminated glass by Viracon

Solar Performance

Viracon Low-E coatings provide range of SHGC values to meet strict energy codes
Balanced VLT and SHGC optimize occupant comfort
Roomside® Low-E coating on the inboard lite can enhance U-Value performance

Enhancements

Low-E coating applied on #2 surface provides excellent solar performance and appearance
Silkscreen and digitally printed patterns on the #2 surface—including bird-friendly designs—and SoarSafe first-surface etch provide versatile and creative design options
Full coverage ceramic enamel available for spandrel
Flatter glass can be achieved using a thicker outboard substrate
Vanceva colored interlayers can be combined to achieve varying layers of translucency and color

Security/Impact Protection

Enhanced laminated interlayers help protect buildings and occupants against security threats such as forced-entry, ballistics, and bomb blast
Viracon hurricane-resistant laminates meet or exceed stringent building code requirements of Florida and other coastal regions

Safety Glazing

Laminated glass qualifies as safety glazing
Fully-tempered glass qualifies as safety glazing
Fallout protection – glass remains integral in the opening should breakage occur
Compliance
- ANSI Z97.101984
- CPSC 16
- CFR 1201