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Glass Laminated Glass

Laminated Glass

Glass lamination offers a nearly infinite range of design possibilities. Interlayer options include but are not limited to: color filters, metals, meshes, textiles, wood veneers, rice papers, and custom prints. All can be encapsulated between different glass types and textures further increasing design potentials.

National Museum of African American History and Culture | Bendheim Architectural Glass
National Museum of African American History and Culture, Washington, DC by David Adjaye Associates. Photo by Anna Lorente.
NYU Langone Medical Center | White Fade Glass
NYU Langone Medical Center, New York, NY by Perkins+Will. Photo by Halkin | Mason Photography.
City Market at O Street | Yellow Glass Wall
City Market at O Street, Washington, DC by Shalom Baranes Architects. Photo by Dorian Shy, courtesy of Framework Photographic.
3001 Orchard Parkway | Glass Rainscreen Facade
3001 Orchard Parkway, San Jose, CA by MODULUS. Photo by Jeff Peters, courtesy of MODULUS.
Colorful gradient glass on the first floor of Saks Fifth Avenue Bal Harbour
Saks Fifth Avenue Bal Harbour, Miami, FL by NELSON Worldwide and HVC Global Design. Photo courtesy of Miller Glass & Glazing.
Ventilated glass facade by Bendheim on the exterior of the Kansas City International Airport parking structure.
Kansas City International Airport Parking Structure, Kansas City MO by BNIM. Photo by Michael Robinson Photography.
St. Nazaire Arts Center
St. Nazaire Arts Center, St. Nazaire, France by LIN Architects. Photo courtesy of Längle.

Key Benefits

Laminated architectural glass offers the highest level of design flexibility. It is produced by combining two or more layers of glass with one or more decorative interlayers. This process allows the creation of virtually unlimited aesthetic options, making it the ideal material for custom solutions.

A Range of Interlayers
Color filters, metals, meshes, textiles, wood veneers, rice papers, prints, textures, mirrors, and more
A Range of Glass Textures
Interlayers can be captured between many types of glass including low iron and textured pattern glass
Enhanced Sound Transmission Control
4 pt. or greater improvement to STC
Sustainable
Third party Environmental Product Declaration and Health Product Declaration available
Advanced Color Capabilities
Spectrometer-assisted color matches
Safety
Safety glass meeting ANSI Z97.1 and CPSC 16 CFR Part 1201 requirements
UV-stable
100% Fabricated in Bendheim’s New Jersey facility

Laminated Glass Options

Decorative laminated glass offers the greatest design flexibility, with a virtually unlimited range of aesthetic options. Filters of any color, chicken wire, metals, meshes, textiles, wood veneers, rice papers, and custom printed film can all be laminated between glass. Laminate glass panels with different textures or etched patterns to create unique surfaces.

Below are a selection of glass options. Images and videos are for inspiration only; colors may vary by monitor. Connect with a design representative to experience our unlimited glass options.

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Featured Installations

Floyd Bennett Field | Textured Chicken Wire Glass
Brooklyn, NY

Floyd Bennett Field

IAAI Corp. HQ | Colored Laminated Glass Wall
Westchester, IL

IAAI Corporate HQ

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Related Glass & Systems

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How It’s Made: Laminated Glass

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Bendheim Laminated Glass & Mirror EPD
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Bendheim Laminated Glass HPD
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Bendheim Laminated Mirror HPD
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Bendheim Decorative Laminated Glass & Mirror EPD
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Bendheim Decorative Laminated Glass & Mirror HPD

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