Glass

Glass

Glass can give completely different personalities to windows and doors and H.K Aluminium and Glaze offers the most diverse choice of glass types available in India. H.K Aluminium and Glaze will help you select the most appropriate glass for your home, allowing you to balance the many challenges you will confront, such as how to maximize natural light while minimizing summer heat and glare, and reducing the discomfort of winter cold. In addition, the right glass choice offers you solutions to improve security, build in safety, limit UV fading of furnishings, reduce noise levels, lower energy bills and virtually eliminate external window cleaning.

● The glazing options recommended in this section is those best suited for glazing in current H.K Aluminium and Glaze products. The recommendations are broad based and factors such as climatic location, orientation of the dwelling and directional aspect of each particular window and doors, must all be taken into account if the most appropriate glazing solution is to be found.

● Whether you want the glazing in your new windows and doors to keep you warmer or cooler, or to keep intruders out, we have a glass option to suit every situation and every purpose. We offer a diversified range of glass with thicknesses from 4mm-30mm, with different shades and tints of clear, green, grey, bronze and blue in varying sizes. It includes world class range of international quality super silver heat-reflective glass, the world’s finest quality environment friendly copper and lead free premium mirrors, decor lacquered glass and crystal frosted for interior applications.

We use all types of glass as per the need of Client and according to project requirements.

Plain Glass

Clear float glass is transparent and colourless, offering high visible light transmittance. It therefore offers little resistance to solar heat gain and glare in buildings.

Laminated Glass

Sandwiched between two layers of glass, there is a plastic interlayer. Laminated glass is highly effective in reducing noise. It also eliminates 99.9% of ultraviolet rays, providing the highest degree of protection from the sun for your home furnishings.

Tempered/Toughened Glass

Tempered glass is extremely strong and often used for its safety characteristics. Tempered glass is ideal for reducing the likelihood of injury in the event of breakage in applications like patio doors, side lights and bathroom enclosures for showers and tubs.

Low Emission Glass

The benefit of “Low-E” Glass is its ability to allow visible light to pass through the glass, while blocking or reflecting ultra-violet and infrared lighting, which can be harmful to your health and your décor.

Insulating Glass Units (IGUs)

Also referred as double glazed units, consist of two panes of glass separated by a spacer around the edges and sealed to the perimeter in factory controlled conditions. The spacer contains a desiccant which eliminates moisture vapour in the cavity. Insulating Glass units are available in many glass combinations.

Where to use Tempered / Toughened Glass?

  • Structural planar glazing
  • Show-windows of shops and shopping centres
  • Partitions walls
  • Glass doors
  • Doors of saunas
  • Fencings of stairways and parapets
  • Roofs and porch canopy top
  • Balcony glazing
  • Lanterns, flood lights
  • Hothouses (Steam Bath, Spa)
  • Shields of fireplaces and furnaces
  • Doors of gas ovens and electric stoves
  • Freezing compartment
  • Bullet-proof glass
  • Sidewall support panels of escalators

 

Where to use laminated glass?

  • Structural glazing
  • Show-window glazing of important objects
  • Sidewall support panels of stair spans and escalators
  • Balcony glazing
  • Glass floors and stages of stairways
  • All kinds of outside glass fencing
  • Glazing of the buildings located in a noise impact area of airports
  • Bullet-proof glass
  • Ceiling glazing
  • Glazing of premises and room of banks

Solar / Heat Reflective
This is an ordinary float glass with a metallic coating to reduce solar heat. This special metallic coating also produces a mirror effect, preventing the subject from seeing through the glass.

Where to use heat-reflective glass?

  • Patio and Storm Doors
  • Entrance and Shop front
  • Tub and Shower Enclosures
  • Windows: Commercial / Residential, Fixed and Operable
  • Displays
  • Shop fronts
  • Handrails

Architectural Glass

Architectural Glass is glass that is used as a building material. It is most typically used as transparent glazing material in the building envelope, including windows in the external walls. For aesthetics, economics and energy efficiency, there are many advantages in using Architectural Glass. Our product is possible in this type of glass also on request of the client.