Tempered glass is treated to be far more resistant to breakage than simple annealed glass. Toughened glass breaks in a more predictable way. Thus providing a major safety advantage in almost all of its applications.
Tempered glass also has an increased resistance to breakage as a result of stresses caused by different temperatures within a pane. Tempered glass has extremely broad applications for buildings, automobiles, transport, windows, building facades, sliding doors, partitions, glass furniture as well as other areas.
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Washington Glass Fabrication offers a wide selection of frameless all-glass doors for both commercial and residential entryways.
Available in standard and custom all-glass door styles, our railings have minimal aluminum glass supports and door hardware that create an expansive, frameless, all-glass door appearance providing a spectacular all-glass view.
Our glass specialists at Washington Glass Fabrication will work with you to find a solution that matches the look and feel of your interiors.
With a large variety of glass and enclosure options available, there's sure to be something that will match your tastes perfectly.
Choose from a wide array of design options for a mirror that perfectly matches your needs and taste. When you work with Washington Glass Fabrication. you'll enjoy fast and expert installation of all your mirrors.
Our experienced mirror specialists are ready to breathe new life into your commercial space with brand new custom mirrors. Contact us today to get started.
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A tempered glass railing is made from a number of panels that have undergone a heating and cooling process inside a tempering furnace. In this method, the glass is pre-cut and edged prior to being put inside the furnace. Afterwards, it is heated at around 1200°F and then cooled down rapidly. This type of cooling method is known as quenching, that leaves the glass hardened and at least 4 to 5 times stronger than it was before the tempering process.