1. Tempered Glass
Advantages: Tempered glass is very strong, not easily broken, and will not cause injury if it shatters.
Disadvantages: Relatively brittle; easily broken by impact with heavy objects.
Suitable for: Places requiring high strength but not requiring tempered glass film, heat insulation, or sound insulation.
2. Laminated Glass
Advantages: Laminated glass prevents glass shards from scattering, ensuring the integrity of the glass and protecting people and property. It also offers excellent artistic and decorative appeal due to its customizable design.
Disadvantages: Laminated glass is slightly more expensive than other protective glass types.
Suitable for: Doors and windows requiring safety, glass curtain walls, etc.
3. Insulating Glass
Advantages: Insulating glass offers good sound and heat insulation, greatly improving indoor comfort.
Disadvantages: The installation process for double-glazed windows is relatively complex. Also, because there is a cavity between the glass panes without any filling material, it is easily broken during strong typhoons.
Suitable for: Locations where sound and heat insulation are emphasized.
