Have you ever stopped to wonder why your car windscreen does not simply explode when you encounter an errant rock on a motorway? After all, if somebody were to throw a rock like this with force against one of your windows back home, the result would be rather dramatic. In short, the difference is down to lamination, or a process that helps to ensure that your windscreen remains largely intact in this type of situation.
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Glass is a beautiful, sleek material that features in many places in the home—one popular destination is within doors. To ensure safety, building codes specify which varieties can be used. Two common types are toughened and laminated glass.
Toughened Glass
Toughened glass is about five times stronger than ordinary glass. When it breaks, it crumbles into many small, rounded chunks that are less likely to cause injury than sharp, pointy shards.
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Glass splashbacks remain a sought-after supply for a good number of Aussie homes. The glass is hygienic, making it perfect for all the food stains that your walls and oven tops will acquire over time. Furthermore, they are easy to clean, making them handy even for the most chore-averse homeowner. But plain glass can be simplistic. If you are keen about adding some visual interest to your kitchen, you may be considering coloured glass splashbacks.
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