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Reach Building supplies premium Float Glass designed for modern architectural and interior projects. Our panels feature excellent strength, flatness, clarity, and long-term stability. Available in multiple thicknesses, sizes, coatings, and processing options, they meet the performance and aesthetic needs of architects, designers, contractors, and project owners.
✔ Excellent strength and impact resistance
✔ High optical clarity and superior flatness
✔ Wide range of thicknesses and jumbo sizes
✔ Available in tempered, heat-strengthened, laminated, insulated, coated options
✔ Various colors, Low-E coatings, reflective coatings, and silk printing
✔ Outstanding durability and weather resistance
✔ Meets international standards: EN, ASTM, BS, ISO
| Item | Value / Options |
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| Thickness | 4 / 5 / 6 / 8 / 10 / 12 / 15 / 19 mm |
| Max Size | Up to 3300 × 13000 mm |
| Glass Types | Clear, Ultra Clear/ Low-Iron, Tinted, Reflective, Frosted |
| Processing | Tempered, Heat-Strengthened, Laminated, Insulated, Coated |
| Color Options | Clear, Ultra Clear, Grey, Bronze, Blue, Green |
| Edge Finishing | Flat Polish, Pencil Edge, Bevel |
| Optional Functions | Low-E, Heat Control, Soundproofing, Safety, Privacy |
▶ Interior Partitions & Space Dividers
▶ Glass Balustrades & Railings
▶ Furniture Glass: tabletops, cabinet doors, shelves
▶ Decorative Wall Panels & Feature Walls
▶ Skylights, Roof Glazing, Canopies
Q: What types of float glass do you offer?
A: We offer clear, ultra clear/ low-iron, Low-E coated, reflective coated, tinted, frosted, and custom-shaped float glass for architectural and interior applications.
Q: Can you produce custom sizes and shapes?
A: Yes, we support full customization, including oversized panels, irregular shapes, holes, notches, and edge finishing.
Q: What is float glass commonly used for?
A: Float glass is commonly used as base glass for cutting, tempering, laminating, coating, mirror production, insulated glass units, furniture, and interior glazing.
Q: What is the difference between clear float glass and ultra clear/low-iron glass?
A: Clear float glass is a cost-effective base glass for standard processing and architectural use. Ultra clear glass has lower iron content, higher transparency, and a cleaner edge tone, making it better for premium interiors, shower enclosures, display glass, and high-clarity projects.
Q: What safety standards do the glass meet?
A: All float glass comply with EN, ASTM, ISO, and BS standards for impact resistance and safety performance.
Q: Can I combine different thicknesses and sheet sizes in one order?
A: Yes, mixed thicknesses and sheet sizes can be arranged based on stock availability, order quantity, and packing requirements.
Q: What is the typical production lead time?
A: Normal production time is 7–15 days depending on specifications and quantity.
Q: Do you provide samples?
A: Yes, samples can be provided; shipping cost may be covered by the customer or deducted from future orders.