Tempered Glass: Safety and Strength for Commercial Windows and Doors

Pros:

• Safety: When broken, it shatters into small, blunt pieces, reducing the risk of injury.

• Strength: It is four to five times stronger than regular glass.

• Heat Resistance: Can withstand higher temperatures and sudden temperature changes.

Cons:

• Cost: More expensive than regular glass.

• Custom Size: Must be cut to size before tempering; cannot be cut or altered once tempered.

Common Uses:

• Storefronts and Entrances: Used for commercial windows and doors due to its strength and safety features.

• Shower Doors: Popular in residential and commercial bathrooms.

• Tabletops and Shelves: Provides safety and durability.

• Automotive Windows: Side and rear windows in cars for safety.

Sustainability Factors:

• Energy Consumption: High energy required for the tempering process.

• Recycled Materials: Can incorporate recycled glass.

• Safety: Reduces injury risk, promoting long-term use and reducing waste from replacements.

Choosing tempered glass for your emergency commercial glass repair can be a big decision. Its costs can be justified by its strength and is perfect for many commercial window and door replacements. Our specialists will help you to choose the best material for the job at hand so you can feel confident in your decision.