Customization: | Available |
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Open Style: | Sliding |
Panel Material: | Tempered Glass |
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Collection Name: |
Vita Slim |
Open Style: |
Sliding door |
Model No.: |
SGL-1604B |
Finish: |
Chrome |
Size: |
1600x1900mm |
Application: |
Home/hotel/villa |
Glass: |
5mm/6mm Clear tempered glass |
Certification: |
CE,ANSI |
Frame: |
Aluminum profile |
Place of Origin: |
Zhejiang,China |
Wall Profile Extension: |
15mm each side |
Shipping Port: |
Ningbo / Shanghai |
Tempered glass is used in a wide variety of everyday things, including computers, smartphones, windows, kitchen appliances, bathtub enclosures, and vehicles. Why should you use tempered glass instead of ordinary glass?
The biggest advantage of tempered glass over annealed or "ordinary" glass is that it was designed for safety. Unlike annealed glass, which breaks into large and dangerous shards, tempered glass disintegrates into small granular chunks that are relatively harmless.
The thermal tempering process used to manufacture tempered glass makes it much stronger than ordinary glass. Tempered glass can stand up to strong winds, direct impact from blows and bumps, and minor explosions.
Tempered glass can resist temperatures of up to 470 degrees Fahrenheit. This property makes tempered glass ideal for use in kitchen appliances and in areas like the bathroom, where it will likely be in contact with the heat on a regular basis.
While the tempering process makes tempered glass super tough, it doesn't affect the clarity of the glass. Tempered glass is crystal clear and transparent, which makes it useful in windows, display cases, and glass doors.
Tempered glass can be used practically anywhere glass is needed. It makes for an attractive and sturdy frameless shower door, a fully transparent smartphone screen protector, and a seamless stovetop base.
The manufacturing process that makes tempered glass thermally tough also makes it scratch-resistant. This makes tempered glass an ideal material for glass doors, kitchen appliances, mobile screen protectors, and passenger vehicle windows.
Tempered glass can be clear, frosted, engraved, stained, and patterned. It's available in an array of patterns and designs to suit your needs.