Features & Benefits
- Solar control function by reducing the sun’s direct heat energy through the glass;
- Reduces glare and improves daytime privacy;
- Tint or tone is an integral part of the glass and cannot be removed.
Applications
Residential and commercial glazing to meet energy requirements.
Range
4/5/6/8/10/12mm Grey
5/6mm Dark Grey
6mm SuperGrey™
5/6mm Green
6mm Dark Blue
6mm Bronze
Design & Glazing Notes
Thermal Breakage – the thicker the tinted glass, the darker the appearance and colour becomes. As the thickness increases, the glass absorbs more heat and as a result can be prone to thermal breakage if glazed in annealed float. Toughening or heat strengthening will prevent these breakages.
Glass edges – before glazing, annealed float glass edges must be ’good’ straight and clean cut with minimal defects. Under no circumstances should glass be glazed with damaged edges.
Performance Data
How to Specify
- Select either Grey, Dark Grey, SuperGrey™, Green, Dark Blue or Bronze Glass;
- Select appropriate thickness and process;
- Single or IGU and either Toughened, Toughened Heat Soaked, Heat Strengthened, Laminated or Annealed.
- All glass to be selected and installed in accordance but not exclusively to the following Australian Standards;
AS 1288 Glass in buildings – Selection and installation
AS 2208 Safety glazing materials in buildings
AS 4666 Insulating glass units
AS/NZS 4667 Quality requirements for cut-to-size and processed glass
AS 1170 Wind & Structural Design Actions
