| Bronze Tempered Glass | |
| Thick | 4mm,5mm,6mm ,8mm ,10mm,12mm |
| Edge processing | Seamed Edge ,Flat edge and Polished |
| Standard | CE EN 12150-2:2004 |
| | ANSI Z97.1-2015(R2020) |
| | CAN/CGSB-12.1-2022 |
| | CPSC 16 CFR 1201-2024 |
| Min Size | 100mm*100mm |
| Max Size | 3660mm*2440mm |
| Port of Loading | Xingang port |
| Package | Plywood Crates，A-Steel Rack etc |
Bronze and brown tempered glass are popular choices in both architectural and interior design applications due to their distinct aesthetic properties and functional advantages. Here’s a detailed look at these two types of tempered glass, their benefits, and common applications:
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Bronze tempered glass has a warm, metallic tint that ranges from light bronze to darker shades. This glass can enhance the visual appeal of structures, creating a sophisticated and elegant look.
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Brown tempered glass has a darker, rich brown tint, similar in function to bronze but often providing a different aesthetic feel that can complement certain architectural styles.
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Both bronze and brown tempered glass offer unique aesthetic qualities and practical benefits, making them versatile choices in various applications. Whether for exterior or interior use, these types of glass effectively combine style with functionality. If you have specific projects in mind or need advice on choosing the right type of tempered glass, feel free to ask!
Bronze and brown tempered glass brings a warm, metallic tone to architectural and interior glazing. Both are produced as flat, fully tempered panels for architectural and interior glazing. Colour and thickness work together, so the same sheet reads lighter on a thin panel and deeper on a heavy one. Because every opening is different, we make custom made tempered glass panels to your drawings, in the tint, thickness and edge finish your project needs.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Glass type | Tinted float glass, fully tempered |
| Tint options | Bronze, brown |
| Thickness | 4 mm, 5 mm, 6 mm, 8 mm, 10 mm, 12 mm, 15 mm |
| Panel form | Flat rectangular panels |
| Model reference | LYD-BTG |
| Safety standards | CE EN 12150-2:2004, ANSI Z97.1-2015(R2020), CAN/CGSB-12.1-2022, CPSC 16 CFR 1201-2024 |
Tempering makes this glass several times stronger than ordinary annealed glass and far more resistant to impact and thermal stress. If a panel is ever overloaded it releases into small, blunt-edged pieces instead of long, sharp shards, which is why it is accepted wherever safety glass is specified. The tint does more than colour the view: it reflects solar heat and cuts reflected glare, which keeps a room more comfortable and reduces the load on cooling while still letting daylight through and giving a measure of privacy. Brown and bronze also hold warmth inside a space, so a glazed wall feels cosier rather than colder, and the smooth reflective face is easy to wipe clean in everyday use.
LYD GLASS supplies architectural glass to project and wholesale buyers, covering tempered, laminated, mirror, insulated and decorative glass from one source. Our tempered range runs from 3 mm to 19 mm in clear, ultra-clear low-iron, green and bronze/brown, with seamed, round, flat or polished edges produced to your drawings and sheet sizes up to 3660 mm x 2440 mm. Production follows CE EN 12150-2:2004, ANSI Z97.1-2015(R2020), CAN/CGSB-12.1-2022 and CPSC 16 CFR 1201-2024, and orders ship from Xingang in plywood crates or A-steel racks.
The colour is in the body of the glass, not applied as a film, so there is nothing to peel along an edge or around a cut-out. Because the tone runs through the sheet, worked edges and openings keep the same colour as the face. Send a sample or the installed panel you are matching and we will confirm the closest tone before cutting.
For a large or frequently used leaf, the heavier panels — 12 mm and 15 mm — are the usual choice, because the extra mass stiffens the glass and resists flexing. Interior screens, shelves and small display cases work well in the thin and mid-range panels. Tell us which track, clamp or hinge you plan to use and we will confirm the right grade of custom made tempered glass before cutting.
Yes. All cutting, drilling and edge work is completed before tempering, because tempered glass cannot be cut afterwards. Send your template or drawing with the opening positions marked and we will build them into your custom tempered glass panels; the panel layout has to be final at the drawing approval stage.
Yes — both tints are used for bathroom glazing, and brown is the one that most often brings warmth and a degree of privacy to a tiled room while still letting light through. Shower panels are normally supplied with polished edges, and hinge or handle openings are worked in before tempering. Confirm the panel thickness and hardware with your enclosure supplier when you place the order.
Yes. Bronze and brown are tempered alongside our clear and low-iron panels, so one tempered glass supplier can cover a mixed schedule of tinted and plain glass, with sizes and edge finishes coordinated across the order. Tell us which panel belongs to which opening and we will keep the drawing set organised.
Yes. As a custom glass manufacturer we produce this glass to the European, North American and Canadian safety standards most often named in architectural and interior specifications. Tell us the destination market when you enquire and we will confirm which of them applies to your order.
