Buy 6.4mm White Laminate Glass cut to size
£180.00 - £360.00 / per m2
Laminated Glass - Minimum Charge 0.5m2 (per panel)
Toughened / Float Glass - Minimum Charge 0.3m2(per panel)
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Description
6.4mm white laminated glass is a type of safety glass that features a layer of white interlayer material sandwiched between two layers of 3.2mm glass. The interlayer is typically made of polyvinyl butyral (PVB) or ethylene-vinyl acetate (EVA). This combination creates a durable and visually appealing glass product.
Key Features of 6.4mm White Laminated Glass:
- Safety: Similar to other laminated glass products, 6.4mm white laminated glass provides enhanced safety features. The interlayer holds the glass layers together upon impact or breakage, preventing them from separating. This reduces the risk of injury from sharp glass fragments, making it suitable for areas where safety is a concern.
- Design Versatility: 6.4mm white laminated glass offers design versatility with its opaque white appearance. The white interlayer creates a uniform, opaque surface that provides privacy while allowing natural light to pass through. It is often used in applications where privacy is desired, such as partition walls, interior doors, or decorative elements.
- Light Diffusion: The white interlayer in 6.4mm white laminated glass helps to diffuse light, creating a soft and diffused lighting effect in the space. This can be particularly useful in areas where glare reduction or even distribution of light is desired, such as in museums, galleries, or retail spaces.
- UV Protection: 6.4mm white laminated glass provides significant protection against harmful ultraviolet (UV) radiation. It blocks a substantial portion of UV rays, minimizing the fading and damage caused to interior furnishings, such as furniture, fabrics, and artwork, due to prolonged exposure to sunlight. This UV protection helps preserve the integrity and color of the objects within the space.
- Acoustic Insulation (Optional): Depending on the specific construction and interlayer material used, 6.4mm white laminated glass can offer some degree of acoustic insulation. The interlayer helps to dampen sound vibrations, reducing noise transmission and improving acoustic comfort in the space.
- Strength and Durability: While 6.4mm white laminated glass is not as thick as some other laminated glass options, it still offers a degree of strength and durability. The combination of glass layers and the interlayer material provides resistance to impact and external forces, ensuring the glass remains intact even when broken.
It’s important to note that the availability and specific features of 6.4mm white laminated glass may vary depending on the manufacturer or supplier. For accurate information about the product and its high specifications, it is recommended to consult with glass manufacturers or suppliers that specialize in laminated glass products. They will be able to provide you with precise details regarding the features, customization options, and applications of 6.4mm white laminated glass based on your specific requirements.
Additional information
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Edge Polishing
BuyGlass.Co pride ourselves on creating a beautiful end product. With edge polishing there are a few things to consider before you purchase & when evaluating the glass you receive.
Depending on the process used, the edge finish can vary slightly between panels. All BuyGlass.Co edge polishing is finished to an exceptional standard and fully QC'd before release.
If you require a uniform finish across all pieces then please contact us after the order is placed.
Otherwise we will process the polishing using whichever process we choose, and although generally this would mean all glass uses the same polishing technique there are certain times when we may use various methods.
Laminated Glass
We use multiple methods for creating laminated glass. CIP, SGP, PVB & EVA are totally different processes which produce very similar results. CIP however, due to the injection process, has a faint area at the perimeter which can be seen upon closer inspection.
** WE GENERALLY USE PVB **
If you would prefer any particular method then you must let us know prior to production or else, at our discretion, we will use any method.
