LAMINATED GLASS

Laminated glass is unique in its construction, composed of two glass layers with a plastic interlayer sandwiched between them. This special design gives it an edge over regular glass. In the event of breakage, the glass pieces tend to stick to the plastic layer, reducing potential hazards. Laminated glass also offers better sound insulation and protection against harmful UV rays.

In comparison, other types of glass such as tempered or float glass don't have these properties. While tempered glass does break into small, less dangerous pieces, it doesn't offer the sound and UV protection that laminated glass does. Float glass, the most common type of glass, shatters into large, sharp pieces when broken, posing a considerable risk.

The duration for installing laminated glass varies based on several factors including the size, location, and complexity of the project. Generally, it could take anywhere from a few hours to a couple of days. Our professionals strive to ensure minimal disruption while delivering high-quality workmanship.

It's important to note that at Atlas Glass & Mirror, we place a high priority on doing the job right the first time. This means we take the necessary time to ensure accurate measurements, correct fitting, and secure installation. Thus, you can trust that the installation process will be thorough and efficient.

The cost of laminated glass can be slightly higher than other types of glass due to its specialized manufacturing process and the added benefits it provides. However, considering its superior safety features, noise reduction, and UV protection, many customers find it to be a worthwhile investment.

At Atlas Glass & Mirror, we believe in providing value for money. While we maintain competitive pricing, our primary focus is on delivering high-quality products and services. We work with each client to find a solution that fits their budget and meets their needs, ensuring satisfaction on all fronts.

 Yes, laminated glass is a versatile material that can be used in both indoor and outdoor applications. Thanks to its robust and durable nature, it is often used outdoors in structures such as skylights, balconies, or storefronts where safety and security are paramount. Its UV-blocking feature also makes it ideal for protecting interiors from sun damage.

Indoors, laminated glass is commonly used in shower enclosures, interior partitions, stair railings, and floor panels. It is particularly popular for areas where sound insulation is desired or where there's a need to reduce noise from outside. So, whether you're considering it for your home or business, laminated glass is a great choice for a variety of applications.

We can service the following areas:

• Ashland
• Dover
• Framingham
• Holliston
• Hopkinton
• Hudson
• Lincoln
• Medfield
• Medway
• Millis
• Natick
• Needham
• Newton
• Sherborn
• Southborough
• Sudbury
• Waltham
• Wayland
• Wellesley
• Westborough
• Weston
• Westwood