Commercial and Residential Glass Installer and Manufacturer Resource

In commercial applications, laminated glass is a popular choice for its durability and safety features. But there are times when alternatives such as polycarbonate may be more suitable.

In this article, we’ll explore the differences between laminated glass and polycarbonate glass substitutes in terms of strength, cost-effectiveness, and other factors. We'll also discuss why each material type might be preferred for different uses in commercial buildings.

By better understanding these distinctions, you can make an informed decision about which alternative best suits your project's needs –laminated glass vs. polycarbonate.

For every standard material, there’s always an alternative. 

You’ve been in that office with the dim lighting and the employees that seem barely awake. It’s not an inviting place to be. 

Have you ever gone to your glass vendor, explained your project, and been told to look at a plastic glass substitute instead?

There are lots of different glasses billed as safety glass, so how do you know which one is right for your next project?