Banister Guardrail Glasses
About the product; Glass railings and banisters both provide protection and add beauty to the outlook of buildings and contrary to the general view, glass railings are quite strong and durable architectural products. Accordingly, to the legislation of construction, in all glass products including the banister and railing which have a risk to fall, it is mandatory to use laminated glass. banister glasses with railing, for getting risk to fall in places used, are products to be careful in just design level. It is expected that they both visually do not contain mistakes and show high performance at the time of breakage. There should be no quality problems such as bubbles, delamination (distortion, separation), drilling (edge) quality problems, plate shifts, corner fractures, PVB cleaning along the edge that is often encountered on handrail glasses. Aksa uses Trosifol Ultraclear PVB, which provides high transparency and very strong adhesion in its standard products. It uses Special Hard PVB and SentryGlasXtra (SGX) for more difficult designs and projects that have a quilted effect at the time of breakage and are at risk of falling. Our supplier companies produce Laminated Guardrail Windows that will perform according to the purpose by keeping the edge processing and visual quality at the highest level with the latest technology machine park.
Technical Specifications:
Railing/banister glasses are safe and secure building elements with their strong and durable structures. Point holder rollers or aluminum glass holders may be preferred for railing glass systems. At this point, quality workmanship is very important for the glass to be compatible with the mounting components that it will be used with. The following drilling profiles are used for banister glasses, the light transmission levels of which can be customized according to preferences: After the tempering process, the impact strength of the glass has increased 5 times more than that of plain glass. According to TS EN 14179-1, conducting a heat soak test on tempered glass is a destructive test that eliminates the risk of unexpected explosions of tempered glass. After the semi-tempering process, the impact strength of the glass increases by 2 times compared to plain glass, and there are no unexpected breakage risks due to NIS.
- On the balconies
- On the Handrail Glasses
- On the Glasses Around the Pool
- On the Banister Glasses in Shopping Centers
- On the Terrace Glasses