Many people are told to choose safety glass to replace the broken glass in the window. But there are two basic kinds of them. Then what the difference between laminated glass and tempered glass? Are both of them safe to use?   Read More>

From the mid 1950's—with the introduction of the process by the Pilkington Brothers in the UK which revolutionized the making of glass, a process called "float glass"—architectural glass has found an ever increasing use as a design and construction material in today's modern buildings.   Read More>

Glass is a type of solid material which is typically brittle and transparent. Glass is commonly used for bottles, glasses, furniture, windows, building facades, and even eyewear. Glass is defined as an inorganic product of fusion which has been cooled through its transition into the solid state with   Read More>

Pilkington Activ™, which celebrates its 15th anniversary this year, has been independently verified and officially meets the new European Standard for self-cleaning performance.   Read More>

Glass furniture can strengthen the room to make it more modern with only little space occupation to provide more space for other appliances. Thus glass furniture is becoming more and more popular in office. What shall we pay attention to during daily selection?   Read More>