Laminated Glass
Laminated glass is the process of bonding two or more pieces of glass together with a specialised adhesive, using specific timed heat settings and air pressure.
A variety of insertions can be placed between the glass panels to create a sensational piece of artwork. For example, sheer fabrics or a printed image, depending on whether the final outcome is to be opaque or transparent.
Where safety is an issue toughened/tempered glass can be used to a range of thickness.