Float Glass
The float glass process is the most common method of flat glass production in the world. This process basically involves melting silicate (sand), lime and soda in a furnace and floating it onto a large bed of molten tin, hence the name float glass. This mixture slowly solidifies over the molten tin as it enters the annealing oven where it travels along rollers under a controlled cooling process. From this point the glass emerges in one continuous ribbon and is then cut and further processed to customers’ needs.
- CategoryGlazing, Shower Boxes
Standard and stocked in 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, 15 and 19mm.
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Discover the best glass solutions for your construction projects with Metro Performance Glass.
New Zealand’s largest glass processor with manufacturing sites located in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch, supported by 12 distribution centres throughout the country.
Producing a diverse range of customised glass products that are used in both residential and commercial construction. Our range of products includes Low E double and triple glazing, solar control glass, frameless glass showers and balustrades, mirrors, splash backs, canopies, doors and internal partitions.
The right glass can enhance the beauty and comfort of any living space. Our high-tech glass range can transform rooms by creating stunning new features that will add a touch of elegance and sophistication to every part of your house.
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