E-zone Glass - Thermal Resistant Cyclone Glass
E-zone Glass® Cyclone Resistant Glass offers all the protection and peace of mind as StormShield®, with the added benefit of moderating Solar Heat Gain.
The pyrolitic process used in the manufacture of E-zone cyclone resistant glass embeds invisible heat-reflective materials into the glass. This allows light to enter, but reflects much of the inbound heat, increasing comfort. Conversely in cool climates we can configure E-zone to maximize heat retention.
Hydrostatic pressure testing has demonstrated that E-zone can provide substantially superior flood resistance when installed in a certified flood resistant frame compared to standard laminates.
Glasshape® has recently improved its E-zone Glass product range and we are now offering combined product solutions for both Region C&D, E-zone Glass Ultra & E-zone Glass Extreme. These two new product variants provide multifaceted enhancements to combat the conditions experienced in both regions, E-zone Glass Ultra for impact resistance up to 39m/s & E-zone Glass Extreme for impacts up to 44m/s. E-zone Glass products are the only available annealed laminated product solution for Cyclone Resistance that can be cut and processed from stock sheets and available from our local stockists.
Cyclone Resistant Window Solutions Brochure
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E-zone Glass® - Features & Benefits
NB: Debris Impact Resistant certified framing system required
E-zone Glass® - Testing & Certification - AS3555.1-2003
Major insurance companies and Local Shire Councils have approved E-zone Glass® for use in North Western Australia, Queensland, Fiji and other Pacific regions.
Certified to AS/NZS1170.2:2011 (Cyclone Impact Resistance), AS4040.2:1992, AS4040.3:1992 (Static & Cyclic Wind loading) and AS/NZS2208:1996 (Safety glazing materials in buildings), E-zone Glass® ticks all the boxes for compliance and certification.
E-zone Glass® - Technical Performance Data
The 3 “tabbed” tables below provide a guide to which thickness may best suit your requirements, or you can contact our product specialist who will help you select the correct product for your application.
