Glass in the interior allows you to implement bold design ideas. But if earlier there was an acute question about the strength, as well as the safety of this material,
now the owners of apartments and cottages are more concerned about its decorative qualities.
Nowadays it's very popular to decorate interiors with products made of broken triplex, so called “Cracked Ice Glass”. Let's talk about the features of this material and
the technology of its production.

Appearance and properties of Cracked Ice Glass

Cracked Ice Glass looks like broken glass, ready to shatter into thousands of small fragments, miraculously held together. But all this is just an illusion: in terms
of strength, it is not inferior to ordinary triplex.

Properties

UV protection;
High level of soundproofing;
high decorative qualities.
Another important property of Ice Cracked Glass is safety. When the maximum load is exceeded, it does not shatter into sharp fragments, but holds them together
with the help of a film.

Where is Cracked Ice Glass used?

It is used in the same areas as conventional triplex glass. It can be easily combined with wood, metal and polymeric materials. It can be used for production of:

decorative countertops;
steps and railings for stairs;
internal partitions;
glass floors;
bar counters.

Cracked Ice Glass gives completely new and exclusive look to any space. As an example you can make a Glass floor or Glass StairCase using this type of glass.
Imagine the feeling of a person who steps on the broken glass. Countertops or internal partitions with such an effect will always amaze your guests!
At the same time, the strength of the Cracked Ice Glass does not decrease from the “broken” layer, so you can safely realize your ideas in any form! 
The only limitation is that Cracked Ice Glass is not recommended for structures that must be transparent. This product passes light through, but strongly distorts it.
You can not look through it as through the regular window.

Cracked Ice Glass is a three-layer tempered glass, characterized by increased strength. The glass layers are laminated together using PVB interlayer.
After that, the middle layer is broken the illusion that the whole product is broken is created.

Gray Glass Company
217-44 98th Avenue
Queens Village, 
New York 11429
Phone: 718-217-2943
Fax: 718-217-0280
Sales@grayglass.net