At present, curved architectural designs have become increasingly popular. Curved glass effectively meets the needs of designers, as it allows buildings to achieve their intended forms and aesthetics. Curved glass is specially processed glass that can be bent into a wide variety of shapes according to specific design and functional requirements. It can be manufactured from several types of glass, such as laminated glass, tempered glass, and general reflective glass. By combining high-quality production processes that comply with international standards, the glass is formed using special high-temperature bending furnaces. As a result, curved glass can be used for both interior and exterior applications, including stair railings, building façades, meeting rooms, and even shop displays where curved glass walls allow clear visibility of products inside. Curved glass is most commonly used for decorative purposes, as it enhances the overall appearance of a building, making it more complete and visually striking compared to flat glass. In addition, its smooth curves help soften rigid architectural lines, creating a more elegant and harmonious design.

Applications

Exterior: building façades, exterior balconies, roof cladding (must be laminated), and daylighting glass panels.
Interior: partition walls, fall-protection glass panels, stair railings, glass furniture, and display cabinets.