Product lines

Four lines. Twenty glass types.

We no longer sell off the shelf. Every product line is a family of glass we manufacture to order for your project in partner factories across Mexico.

Exploded view of laminated safety glass: two heat-treated plies bonded to an interlayer, with a tempered-glass break pattern insetHeat-treated glassPVB / ionoplast interlayerHeat-treated glasstempered: small, blunt fragmentsSafety & Structural
Section through an insulating glass unit: laminated acoustic outer lite with low-E coating, gas-filled cavity and sealed spacerdaylight insolar heat reflectedstreet noiseattenuatedLow-E coatingAcoustic interlayerArgon or air cavitySpacer + desiccantPerformance
Four decorative glass panes standing one behind another: back-painted, digitally printed, colour laminated and silk-screened with frit dotsBack-paintedDigital printColour laminatedSilk-screen fritDecorative & Privacy
Two curved glass panes of different radii with a radius dimension lineR per drawingCurved laminatedCurved temperedCurved & Specialty
Choose by requirement

Which line solves which problem.

Most projects combine lines: a laminated structural canopy, an acoustic IGU façade and printed spandrels can all ship on the same truck.

LineImpact safetyCarries loadAcousticSolar & thermalPrivacyColour & patternCurved forms
Safety & StructuralCoreCoreAvailable—AvailableAvailable—
PerformanceAvailable—CoreCoreAvailable——
Decorative & PrivacyAvailable——AvailableCoreCore—
Curved & SpecialtyCoreAvailableAvailableAvailable——Core
Core capability of the lineAvailable in selected build-ups
How to brief us

Six details get you an accurate quote faster.

Start a brief
  1. Drawings or elevations with sizes, shapes and quantities, even if preliminary.
  2. Performance targets such as safety category, acoustic rating or solar values from your spec.
  3. Build-up preferences: thickness, interlayer, coating and edgework, if known.
  4. Finish: colour references, artwork files or frit patterns for decorative glass.
  5. Delivery address and whether glass goes to site or to a warehouse.
  6. Timeline: when glass needs to be on site, and whether deliveries are phased.