When you see colored glass in a building, the first thing that might come to mind is aesthetics. However, tempered tinted glass is not only used to add color to the glass. The combination of tinted glass and the tempering process makes this glass an attractive option for buildings that require a blend of appearance, comfort, and safety.

The need for privacy without sacrificing natural lighting is now a primary consideration in both interior design and building facades. One solution increasingly used by architects and contractors is sandblasted glass—a glass material with a frosted surface that can obscure direct views while still allowing light into the room.

In glass processing, not all requirements can be met simply by cutting glass to size. For certain applications, glass needs to be adapted to hinge positions, cable routing, and specific construction details. This is where the glass notching process plays a vital role.