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All our glass consists of the following specification:

Tempered glass meeting current standards:
Thermally hardened glass is about four times stronger than annealed glass of the same thickness and configuration and must meet the requirements of EN 12150 Part 1 and 2. This prevents it from breaking into many small pieces considerably reducing the risk of injury. A typical procedure for the production of thermally tempered glass involves heating the glass to a temperature above 600 degrees Celsius and then rapidly cooling it down to lock the glass in a state of compression and the core in a state of tensile stress. Tempered glass is often referred to as ‘safety glass’ because it meets the requirements of UK and European Building Regulations and Standards defining the standards for safety glass.

Safety glass EN 12600
With our laminated glass in the event of a breakage the glass fragments will tend to stick to the intermediate layer (PVB film) preventing any shattering and as such reducing the risk of serious injury. Laminated glass is considered ‘safe’ because it meets the requirements of UK and European Building Regulations and Standards.

Images printed using Eco Solvent Ink
As well as providing quicker drying times and enhanced image quality Eco Solvent Inks have no harmful fumes and are environmentally friendly.