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Lamination — is often employed to meet safety codes. It enables the creation of extremely strong architectural elements through the combination of various glass thicknesses and strengths with various plastic interliners. Opaque or translucent results may be achieved. Outer surfaces may be textured or otherwise decoratively finished.
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Encapsulation — enables the ‘sandwiching’ of a wide variety of decorative opaque or translucent materials, such as films, papers, fabrics, wood veneers and even more dimensional elements.
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