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Tempered glass is produced by heating regular glass to high temperatures and then rapidly cooling it. This process makes the glass much stronger than regular glass. It’s designed to resist breakage and, if it does break, it shatters into small, non-sharp pieces instead of large, jagged shards—significantly reducing the risk of injury.

Features of Tempered Glass Doors:

1. Safety: Tempered glass is much stronger and safer than regular glass. If the glass breaks, it shatters into small pieces that are less likely to cause harm, making it ideal for doors, especially in areas with high foot traffic or in households with children and pets.

2. Durability: Tempered glass is more resistant to impact, scratches, and thermal stress compared to regular glass, making it a long-lasting option for doors.

3. Aesthetic Appeal: Tempered glass doors provide a modern, sleek, and transparent design. They allow natural light to pass through, enhancing the sense of openness in a space. They are commonly used in contemporary homes, offices, and commercial spaces.

4. Privacy Options: While clear tempered glass is a popular option, tempered glass doors can also come with frosted, etched, or tinted glass for privacy without compromising light flow. Some may feature decorative patterns or textures for added style.

5. Energy Efficiency: Some tempered glass doors may come with insulating features or coatings that help improve energy efficiency by minimizing heat loss or gain, keeping indoor temperatures stable.