Wire mesh for the glass industry

Steel wire mesh set into glass during manufacture, which reinforces the pane and holds the pieces in place if it breaks.

A pane of wired safety glass in a fire door, with a steel wire grid inside the glass

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How mesh is used

For projects and expansions where safety and fire security are top concerns, wired mesh glass is a comparatively economical option that satisfies both of these necessities. Wire mesh is used economically to create a stimulating aesthetic, and it can be a budget-friendly way to develop fire safety in industrialized and commercial spaces. Wire mesh glass is relatively common in schools, where it tends to be used as a fire safety measure in hallway-dividing doors and small internal windows.

Steel wire mesh is positioned in the glass during the manufacturing process which acts as a reinforcement. Even if the glass breaks due to impact, the pieces of glass are held by wire reinforcement in position. Wired glass has high resistance to fire as it does not break when exposed to fire.

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