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Tempered Glass (Safety Glass) – Mandatory for frameless showers; it breaks into small, less harmful pieces.
Laminated Glass – Offers extra safety (holds together if shattered) and sound insulation. Ideal for large panels.
Low-Iron Glass (Ultra-Clear Glass) – Minimizes green tint, enhancing clarity and aesthetics for a premium look.
Frosted or Textured Glass – Provides privacy while allowing light transmission. Options include acid-etched, sandblasted, or patterned glass.
Frameless Shower Doors: 8mm to 12mm (thicker glass = sturdier, less flex, better for heavy hardware).
Glass Partitions/Walls: 10mm to 12mm for stability.
Shelves & Seats: 12mm+ for load-bearing strength.
Clamping Systems: Thicker glass (10mm+) allows for sturdy clamps and hinges.
Wall Fixings: Requires strong anchors or channels to hold weight.
Frameless Seals: High-quality silicone seals prevent leaks.
Hydrophobic/Oleophobic Coating – Repels water and reduces stains.
Anti-Scale Treatment – Minimizes hard water deposits.
Tinted or Reflective Glass – For privacy or decorative effects.
Sliding Doors: Need strong rollers and tracks; 10mm+ glass recommended.
Pivot Doors: Require heavy-duty hinges; 8mm–12mm glass works well.
Building Codes: Ensure compliance with local regulations (e.g., tempered glass requirements).
Edge Polishing: Smooth, seamed or polished edges prevent cuts.
Impact Resistance: Laminated glass is best for high-traffic areas.
Easy-Clean Coatings – Reduce soap scum and water spots.
Frosted Glass – Hides water marks better than clear glass.
Regular Sealing – Silicone seals should be checked periodically.
Clear Glass – Expands space visually.
Black or Tinted Glass – Modern, hides water spots.
Custom Patterns – For unique designs.
