Decorative Elements to Personalize & Claim Any Space as Your Own

Known for its strength, durability, and easy maintenance and cleaning, laminated glass also facilitates enhanced Sound Transmission Class (STC) ratings and sound absorption, while providing natural light in almost any setting. When blended with decorative elements, it fosters a unique appearance in applications ranging from office partitions and dividers to retail display cases, railings, and customized markerboards. It can also be used in glass flooring applications.

When used in offices and hotels, custom laminated glass with light transmission provides privacy by distorting the imagery. Meanwhile, that transmitted light keeps the divided area bright—creating a sense of space, even in smaller rooms.  

The following decorative options are available to enhance your laminated glass for any application:

Fabric: This provides a focal point for even the most discerning eye. Its wide color palette and design are suited for interior applications including furniture, railings, staircases, and interior walls.

Metallic Screens: Designed via metal or wire mesh into laminated glass panels with adhesives, these promote energy efficiency and soundproofing within dividers, partitions, and doors.

Decorative Interlayers: Situated between two laminated glass panels, this can facilitate various patterns and colors in line with any shades or textures for specified opacity levels.

We can assist with any of these ideas based on your project’s specific style, design, branding, and industry.

Strengthening & Improving Your Glass Project While Upholding Sustainability & Best Practices

All of Dillmeier Glass Company’s laminated glass is manufactured in-house at our customized, temperature-controlled clean room, resulting in a product that’s free of dust, foreign objects and other contaminants.

Created by sandwiching a variety of interlayers in between two lites of glass—laminated glass will stay in place. Even when the glass has had a significant impact, it will break via multiple, long breaks resembling a web-like appearance, rather than dangerous shards compromising the safety of occupants and the accompanying space. 

Laminated glass is also useful for display cases within retail settings and other industries that are susceptible to “smash and grab” crimes—specific security interlayers will  act as a barrier, creating a challenge for thieves attempting to steal high-end merchandise.

If you're adding glass railings with a walking surface beneath, laminated glass is the mandated material of choice per International Building Code (IBC) safety requirements for construction, installation, and design. 

With new technology, laminated glass is recyclable. Upon a specified removal process of the interlayer portion, the rest of the glass can then be recycled and used as cullet or other secondary uses for crushed glass.

Did You Know?
Have you ever noticed glass-like specks illuminated within pavements, driveways, and parking lots? Upon removal of laminated interlayers, glass can be crushed down and then recycled to create these surfaces.