Float glass is ordinary, flat, and today it is the most widespread and is used more and more in architecture, whether it is interior or exterior.

Laminated glass is an excellent choice for safety glazing. This glass is composed of two or more glasses interconnected by a PVB (polyvinylbutyral) film with high tear strength. This film can be colorless or colored.

Tempered glass or ESG glass are glasses whose strength and thermal resistance have been increased several times, by means of tempering technology.

Parsol glass is colored in the mass through which it can be seen as well as through transparent Float glass. It is produced in various thicknesses and colors.

Sandblasted glass is milky white in color and transmits light. By sandblasting, you can draw the desired motif that remains permanently closed in the space between the insulating glass.

Enameled glass is created by applying enamel varnish in any color from the RAL chart to the glass, which is then baked.