As leading safety glass suppliers, we provide toughened laminated glass, toughened glass panels and heat strengthened glass to businesses and homes throughout Nottingham. Our dedicated team will discuss your requirements with you to ensure we manufacture the finest toughened glass for your application. As a result, our toughened glass is fully British Standard kite-marked to EN12600 and EN12150, making it ideal for a range of purposes, including:

• Glass table tops and glass shelves
• Security glass mirrors with film applied
• Anti bandit jewellers
• Thickness can vary all thicknesses of laminate 4.4 – 12. / acoustic glass
• Shower doors and shower screens
• Kitchen splashbacks and worktops
• Balustrades
• Shopfitting applications

What is tinted glass?

Tinted glass can be used to increase the level of privacy and manage the climate control of your property or the working environment.  It can stop harmful UV rays from fading carpets or furniture, pictures and framed sporting memorabilia by reducing the amount of heat that enters a property through the glass.  The tinted glass can also be used for decorative purposes around the home.

What are the benefits of tinted glass?

The main benefits of tinted glass are that it can help with privacy, climate control, provide UV (ultra violet) protection and for aesthetics around the property.

Where is Tinted glass used?

Where is It can be used in shower screens, external windows and for glass wardrobes.

What is obscured glass?

Obscured glass is patterned or frosted glass that blurs the images or prevents the glass from being seen through.  It offers privacy and prevents light from coming in fully.

Why is obscured glass used?

Obscure glass is very practical in offering privacy around the home especially in bathrooms and toilets. There are many patterns and effects available in the market.  Click here to find out some examples.

Where is obscure glass used?

Obscure glass is typically used in bathrooms, toilets, external doors, internal doors and internal windows for privacy and natural light control.

As a leading glass supplier, we can provide the finest laminated glass which has been specially manufactured to benefit your home or business. Our trained technicians use state-of-the-art equipment to cater to all your needs, giving you the peace of mind that comes with being in the hands of glass experts.

At Dunstable Glass & Glazing, we understand that laminated glass has major benefits in terms of safety and standards, which is why our range is ideal for high security and functional applications, such as:

Depending on your application, we stock a large range of laminated glass solutions from 4.4mm to 11.5mm thickness, and can also source and supply thicker and multi-laminated glass to meet your exact specifications. We can also supply and install anti-bandit laminated safety glass which includes a 1.5mm interlayer to provide added strength and security.

Whatever your laminated or toughened glass requirements, don’t hesitate to get in touch with our accredited team today – we are always happy to help with any enquiry.

What is mirrored glass?

Mirrored glass is where a metal coating is applied to one side of the glass and then sealed with a protective layer to create a mirror effect.

What are the benefits of using mirrored glass?

The primary reason for using mirrored glass is the aesthetic looks that it provides around your home or your working environment. It is also very popular for interior design by creating the feeling of more space and light in restricted areas.

Where is mirrored glass used?

Mirrored glass can be found around the home in framed mirrors, wall mirrors, wardrobes doors and display cabinets.  It can also be found in restaurants, bars, shops, dance studios and gyms, click here to find about more about mirror applications.

What is low E glass?

Low E glass is when a thin metallic surface coating is applied to the glass.
What are the benefits of E glass?

The main benefit of E glass is that it reflects thermal radiation.

Why is low E glass used?

Low E glass is efficient in that it improves insulation around the property and working environment.  It keeps areas warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer.

Where is low E glass found?

Low E glass is commonly found in external doors and windows that have exposure to the sun.

What is coated glass?

Coated glass is when two panes of glass have a spacer between them to help create insulation within the unit.  Surface coating is then applied to alter the appearance and offer additional advantages such as scratch resistance.

What are the benefits of coated glass?

The main benefit of coated glass is that it provides thermal insulation for your home or working environment.  Thermal insulation

Our specialist patterned glass can transform the look of any home or business premises and instantly add character to the space. Whether you have a traditional or modern property, our patterned and textured glass offers a beautiful alternative to regular clear glass.

As one of the leading stockists and suppliers of Pilkington glass, we can offer a stunning range of textured patterned glass options which guarantee to improve privacy, style and light in your property. Our patterned glass is available in different degrees of obscurity, as we also offer sandblasted glass to improve privacy levels during use.

What is wire mesh glass?

This is when wire mesh is added into the glass to provide safety and fire resistance.  Wire mesh glass is available in float glass and in obscure glass.

What are the benefits of wired glass?

Wire glass is used in environments that require safety and fire resistance.  The glass discourages draughts and prevents the spread of fire.

Where is wired glass found?

Wired glass is commonly found in commercial properties within doors and windows.  It can also be found in schools, hospitals and health centres within the glass panels of fire exit doors.