Description

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Toughened
glass has a high withstanding capacity and is therefore, suitable for uses
where strength and thermal resistance are crucial.

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It
is significantly stronger than annealed glass, and thrice as strong as
heat-strengthened glass.

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While annealed glass is susceptible to thermal breakage
with drastic changes in temperature, toughened glass has higher edge strength
to resist thermal breakage.

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Toughened
glass is ideal in spider and point fixed glazing owing to its high edge
strength.

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Toughened glass is preferred because of the
protection it offers, be it for the elderly or children, creating a safety
blanket unlike ordinary glass.

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What
makes tough glass the go-to choice is the sturdiness it ensures, and its
capacity to not break under pressure; even if it does break, which is extremely
rare, the pieces are not sharp or jagged and do not tend to cause serious
injury.

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Toughened
glass can also be made acoustic, allowing privacy and peace in the living
space.

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Functional
advantages aside, toughened glass is also an interior designer’s delight; it
can be used creatively to add great aesthetic value with wide range of
styles.

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From
protection to privacy, from durability to designing options, Toughened glass
has become an integral part of homes. With homes and interior spaces opening up
new avenues and newer applications in glass, Saint-Gobain Toughened Glass adds
value with its blend of aesthetic and functional advantages.