Floor Glass

Floor glass refers to a type of flooring material made from specially reinforced and treated glass panels. It can be used in both residential and commercial settings to create unique and visually stunning effects.

Two main types of floor glass

Transparent glass

This type of glass allows for clear views through the floor to the space below. It is often used in museums, art galleries, and other public spaces to showcase exhibits or artifacts.

Translucent glass

This type of glass allows light to pass through, but does not provide clear views. It is often used in private homes and businesses to create a sense of openness and light, while still providing privacy.

Different types of floor glass

Walk-on glass

This type of glass is strong enough to support the weight of people and furniture. It is typically made from laminated glass, which consists of two or more layers of glass bonded together with an interlayer of plastic. This makes the glass much stronger and less likely to break than ordinary glass.

Glass floor panels

These are prefabricated panels of glass that can be used to create raised platforms or bridges. They are often used in commercial settings, such as museums and art galleries, to showcase exhibits or artifacts below the floor.

Glass pavers

These are small, square pieces of glass that can be used to create a mosaic effect on a floor. They are typically used in outdoor applications, such as patios and walkways.