Safety & security laminated glass

Laminated glass for doors, stairs, railings, and exterior applications. We'll help you review the dimensions, finishes, and performance requirements for your project.

Interior glass
applications

Doors
Stairs
Railings

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Exterior
applications

Hurricane protection
Forced-entry resistance
Display cases

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01 / Interiors

Interior glass
applications

Laminated glass has an interlayer that helps hold fragments together if the glass breaks. This helps limit the release of broken glass in stair treads, partitions, and shower doors. For railings, the glass, interlayer, and mounting system are selected together to help maintain a protective barrier and reduce the risk of falls.

Applications

  • Interior doors
  • Stair treads
  • Railings

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To help us prepare your quote, please include:

  • Glass dimensions, quantities, and any available drawings
  • Where and how the glass will be used
  • Required glass configuration and thickness
  • Preferred finish and planned installation details
Laminated glass railing along an interior staircase and landing.
Laminated glass railing
Laminated glass partitions along a corridor.
Laminated glass partitions
Laminated glass railing with metal mounting hardware on an interior staircase.
Laminated glass railing
Tempered laminated glass stair treads with metal railings.
Tempered laminated glass stair treads
Interior laminated glass door with a metal handle.
Laminated glass door
Laminated glass railing along an interior staircase and landing.
Laminated glass railing

02 / Exteriors

Exterior
applications

Hurricane applications

For projects in hurricane-prone areas, we offer two laminated glass options: AH1 and AH2. Applications include windows, doors, facades, and skylights. The choice depends on your project location, glass dimensions, and glazing system requirements. The complete assembly, including the frame and mounting hardware, must be considered along with wind pressure and windborne debris impacts.

  • Exterior windows and doors
  • Glazed facades
  • Homes, hotels, and commercial buildings in hurricane-prone areas

The Saffir–Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale classifies hurricanes into five categories based on sustained wind speed. These categories describe storm intensity. The glazing system must be selected for your project's specific conditions and requirements.

AH1 glass for hurricane applications, showing the edge and layers.
AH1 laminated glass
AH2 glass skylights for hurricane applications installed on a rooftop.
Skylight with AH2 laminated glass

Forced-entry resistance

Laminated security glass is designed to resist forced entry, delay access, and help maintain a barrier if the glass breaks. Glass and interlayer options are selected to suit your application and the level of resistance you need. Performance depends on the glass configuration, frame, and installation. This glass does not provide ballistic protection.

PVC tilt-and-turn window with forced-entry-resistant glass, open inward.
PVC tilt-and-turn window with security glass
Installed doors and forced-entry-resistant glass panels with white frames; retouched photo.
PVC-framed doors and panels with security glass

Display cases

Showcase valuable items with laminated security glass designed to help deter theft. We'll help you review options to suit your display case design and the level of forced-entry resistance you need. This glass does not provide ballistic protection.

Jewelry display with watches behind glass panels; retouched image.
Display case with laminated security glass

Share your project details

To help us review your requirements and prepare a quote, please include:

  • Project location and intended use of the glass
  • Glass dimensions, quantities, and any available drawings
  • Required specifications and design loads
  • Framing system, mounting hardware, and finish preferences
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