Tempered Glass

Tempered glass is mostly used in areas where safety is of great concern. Ideally, shower doors, glass wall separators, sneeze guard, tabletops, windows, shelves, backsplash, and glass doors are made of tempered glass for its more strength and safety compared to ordinary glass.

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Tempered Glass Specification

At Glass Genius, we provide strong and high-quality tempered glass that can be used for various projects in the home, office, and more. Take a look at our tempered glass specifications below.

Available Sizes	36" X 60", 36" X 72", 48" X 60", 48" X 72", 48" X 84"
Shape	Rectangle
Glass Type	Low Iron Tempered Glass
Edge Work	Flat Polished
Mirror Thickness	1/4" Inch

Safety Backing	Standard
Hardware Included	4 Mirror Clips, J Bars, Screws, Specialty Mirror Adhesive
Style	Modern, Contemporary
Clarity	HD Mirror
Composition	Copper Free, Lead Free, Low-Iron Glass

Tempered Glass Shapes

Buy tempered glass to fit your needs in the following shapes:

Square

High-quality tempered glass cut into a square-shaped style.

Rectangle

Does your project require a rectangular shaped tempered glass? Get one perfectly cut the shape at an exclusive online marketplace today.

Circle

While square and rectangle shapes are common, there are times when you need circular-shaped tempered glass for specific projects, here we make it for you.

Oval

Becoming a high demand, oval-shaped tempered glass is loved by many people who like something new, flawlessly cut glass shape.

Irregular Shape

Do you require uncommon tempered glass shapes for your project? Describe what you need, ask the suppliers and they will respond here at Glass Genius.

Major Uses Of Tempered Glass

Due to increased strength, durability, and safety features, tempered glass is used for various needs and purposes. Some of these are:

Tabletop Glass

Tempered glass is commonly used for tabletop glass, thanks to its strength and heat resistance. Unlike other glass types, tempered glass is more resistant to heat up to five times than regular glass. As a result, you can enjoy your meals and activities without the fear of breakage. A tempered glass surface is also scratch-resistant, making it a perfect fit for use as tabletop glass.

Glass Shelves

You’ll find tempered glass as the preferred choice for glass shelves. Beyond their durability, glass shelves can withstand weight and pressure. As a result, heavy objects won’t be a problem on a tempered glass shelf, as it can withstand a force of up to 10,000 PSI and more.

Shower Doors

Increase the style and creativity in your bathroom with frameless glass shower doors. Due to the increased demand for support in frameless shower doors, tempered glass is the perfect glass. Beyond strength and support, the scratch-resistant feature will keep your shower doors looking great for a long time.

Glass Boards

The crystal-clear surface and improved quality of tempered glass make it the top choice for glass boards. Its sturdiness makes glass boards durable, and the clarity means perfect display irrespective of the setting.

Windows

Keep the noise out of the home with tempered glass windows. Regular glass windows do not filter out noises and sounds. However, tempered glass has soundproofing features that reduce the amount of noise that filters into your home.

Tempered vs Laminated vs Annealed Glass Table

Tempered glass is sometimes mistaken for laminated glass. While these are both safety glass types, they are two different products. Here are some of the differences listed below:

Characteristic	Annealed	Tempered	Laminated
Flexibility	Yes	No	Yes
Safety	No	Yes	Yes
Sound Reduction	No	No	Yes
Durability	No	Yes	Yes
Dangerous when break	High	Less	Less
Cost Efficient	Yes	No	No

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