If you are looking for a laminated glass catalog, you might not need to start directly with the technical specifications.
First, you may need to understand which type of laminated glass best suits your project: safety, enhanced protection, privacy, color, acoustic control, or structural performance.
PRL’s laminated glass catalog serves as a starting point to compare options before reviewing detailed specifications, blueprints, or quoting requirements. It is designed to help architects, contractors, and owners identify which solution best fits their project’s needs, facilitating the transition to the technical phase of the project.
Explore PRL’s laminated glass catalog to compare solutions, review available options, and request a quote based on your project’s needs. The catalog can help you identify the most appropriate type of glass before moving into technical specifications, fabrication details, or installation requirements.
What Is Laminated Glass?
Laminated glass is a safety glazing solution manufactured by bonding two or more layers of glass with a resilient, transparent interlayer. This structure ensures that, in the event of breakage, the fragments remain adhered to the interlayer, helping to protect both the space and its occupants.
Depending on its composition, laminated glass can also contribute to indoor comfort, acoustic control, impact protection, and reduced UV exposure.
Why Use PRL’s Laminated Glass Catalog?
Instead of reviewing each product page individually, the catalog offers a comprehensive overview of PRL’s complete laminated glass line.
This makes it easier to compare solutions based on project needs, application types, required performance levels, and design intent. For architects, contractors, and builders, it helps save time during the planning phase before moving on to specific specifications, shop drawings, or quotes.
PRL Laminated Glass Products
PRL’s laminated glass solutions are designed to integrate into various architectural systems, prioritizing performance in real-world applications.
Impact Resistant Laminated Glass
Designed for coastal projects, exposed facades, and areas where higher impact performance is a key requirement. It is a useful option for large-format windows, glass doors, and applications that require increased resistance without compromising visibility.
Bullet Resistant Glass
This solution can be considered for commercial, institutional, and high-security environments where additional ballistic resistance is required to protect critical areas. It is commonly used in customer service windows, banks, institutional buildings, and access areas with heightened security demands.
Switch-It Privacy Glass
Switch-It Privacy Glass allows the glass to transition from transparent to opaque at the flip of a switch, offering a practical solution for offices, conference rooms, and residential spaces that require privacy on demand. It can also be integrated into sliding doors, bifold systems, or other interior applications where flexible privacy is part of the design.
Rainbow Laminated Glass
Rainbow Laminated Glass features vibrant colored interlayers for creative designs. It includes 12 base tones that can be combined to create more than 1,000 color possibilities for facades, balconies, staircases, and interiors. This solution is intended for projects where glass serves not only a safety function but also an aesthetic role within the architectural design.
Sound Control Laminated Glass
Sound Control Laminated Glass is designed for hotels, residential buildings, offices, and urban projects where reducing exterior noise can enhance indoor comfort and help create quieter spaces. It is a particularly relevant choice for properties located near avenues, high-traffic areas, airports, commercial zones, or urban environments with high noise exposure.
Decorative Laminated Glass
Decorative Laminated Glass is a versatile option for interiors, main entrances, walls, and partitions where glass plays a decorative role through the incorporation of unique textures, colors, or patterns. It allows for the creation of custom pieces that provide privacy, design, and visual character without losing the functional benefits of laminated glass.
SentryGlas® Laminated Glass
SentryGlas® Laminated Glass is a high-performance option for projects where structural strength, safety, and aesthetics must work together. Its superior rigidity enables applications where the glass can contribute to structural performance, such as glass staircases, frameless railing systems, and high-performance architectural projects.
Laminated Glass Options by Project Need
Choosing laminated glass does not always start with the product name. In many cases, the best way to move forward is to first identify the primary need of the project.
- If You Need Hurricane or Impact Protection: For projects exposed to severe weather conditions, coastal areas, or forced entry risks, Impact Resistant Laminated Glass can be a suitable option. This type of glass is designed to improve impact resistance, helping protect large glazed surfaces without sacrificing visibility or natural light entry.
- If You Need Higher Security: For projects requiring extra protection, Bullet Resistant Glass can be considered in commercial, institutional, or high-security environments where ballistic resistance is part of the specifications. It is a relevant solution for windows, service areas, public buildings, financial institutions, and spaces where physical security is a priority.
- If You Need Privacy on Demand: For offices, conference rooms, residential spaces, or projects where privacy needs to be adjusted as needed, Switch-It Privacy Glass allows the glass to change from transparent to opaque via a switch. This solution is useful when looking to maintain light entry and a sense of openness, while having the option to activate privacy when necessary.
- If You Need Color and Design Flexibility: Rainbow Laminated Glass allows you to work with color without losing the functionality of laminated glass. Its colored interlayers can be integrated into facades, balconies, staircases, interior partitions, and decorative applications. It is an appropriate option for architects and designers looking to customize a project with a visually distinctive solution.
- If You Need Quieter Interiors: For hotels, residences, offices, or projects located in urban areas, Sound Control Laminated Glass can help reduce exterior noise and improve indoor comfort. This solution is especially useful when the goal is to create quieter spaces without giving up natural light or open design.
- If You Need Custom Decorative Glass: Decorative Laminated Glass allows for the incorporation of textures, colors, or special materials to create unique pieces in interior partitions, main entrances, decorative walls, and custom architectural applications. It is a useful alternative when the glass needs to serve an aesthetic function in addition to providing safety and durability.
- If You Need Structural Strength: SentryGlas® Laminated Glass enables applications where the glass can contribute to structural performance, such as glass staircases, frameless railing systems, and high-performance projects. It is a recommended option when strength, rigidity, and aesthetics must be integrated into a single solution.
Complete Glazing Solutions from PRL
Choosing the right laminated glass is only part of the specification process. In many projects, performance also depends on the aluminum system, the door or window configuration, and the installation requirements. In addition to glass, PRL manufactures aluminum systems that can help simplify the process by sourcing glass, frames, and components from a single supplier.
- Max Aluminum Windows: Robust windows for residential and commercial use, designed for projects that require durability, performance, and a clean integration with different glass solutions.
- Max Sliders with Hurricane Resistant Glass: Large-format sliding door systems, built to maximize views and offer increased protection in projects exposed to demanding weather conditions.
- Sunny Lux Residential Aluminum Door: High-end residential systems for spaces looking to leverage natural light, improve the indoor-outdoor connection, and maintain a clean architectural design.
