Architecture and Decoration
Doors, Windows, and Curtain Walls: Residential window enclosures, office building exterior curtain walls, and outward-opening doors and windows in public buildings represent some of the most common applications.
Interior Spaces: Office partitions, shower enclosures, balcony railings, glass canopies, sightseeing elevator shafts, skylights, etc.
Specialized Applications: Railings for high-rise buildings and protective glass installations in high-traffic areas such as schools and shopping malls, where higher safety standards apply.
Home Furnishings
Tabletops: Custom tempered glass tabletops-including dining tables, coffee tables, and round table surfaces-typically 6–8mm thick; they are heat-resistant, safe, and scratch-resistant.
Decorative Elements: Glass cabinet doors, display cases, and decorative glass for feature walls, offering a balance of transparency and safety.
Transportation
Automotive Industry: Side windows, rear windows, and sunroofs (excluding front windshields); tempered glass may also be used for the front windshields of certain low-speed cargo vehicles.
Other Transport Scenarios: Subway platform screen doors and windows for rail transit vehicles, meeting requirements for impact resistance, fire safety, and explosion resistance.