Secure

Safety and Security Glazing Range

The Stegbar secure glass range is in a league of its own when it comes to safety, providing you with added peace of mind.

Stegbar’s secure range is the result of decades of engineering and design. Offering two types of Grade A safety glass, your home will benefit from maximum protection against accidental injury, attempted break-ins and severe weather conditions.

Have peace of mind knowing that your Stegbar windows are using security glass, helping provide extra security and protection to your home and family. But with the added bonus of looking exactly the same as ordinary glass. 

If you have a specific glass type or specfication required for your project, the Stegbar team will happily source this for you.

Read about our popular security glazing options below:

LAMINATED GLASS

• Laminated glass is two pieces of glass laminated together with a thin interlayer. This interlayer bonds the two pieces of glass together, and if a breakage does occur, the glass will stay in place
• Laminated glass not only provides security benefits but also noise control, privacy and UV protection

TOUGHENED GLASS

• Perfect for internal and external glass doors, and windows that face backyards or sports fields where balls can cause accidental damage. If broken toughened glass fractures into smaller particles to significantly reduce risk of injury
• Toughened glass is also used in bushfire applications given its ability to withstand high temperatures

Features:Safety And Security

Glass Options:Double Glazing, Single Glazing

Private

Privacy Glazing Range

The Stegbar Private glass range is a great option to allow in light, but still keep prying eyes out. 

With varying levels of privacy via frosting, textures or laminating techniques, Stegbar’s private glass range is perfect for those desiring a sense of seclusion in their bathrooms, bedrooms and entrances. Commonly specified on plans, particularly in higher density living or built up areas. 

As an added benefit, using Privacy glass means you don’t always want to install blinds or curtains, particularly in areas such as the bathroom, so Private Glass is the ideal way to ensure there is privacy while maintaining natural light. 

If you have a specific glass type or specfication required for your project, we'd be happy to source this for you.

Read about our popular privacy glazing options below:

TRANSLUCENT LAMINATED

• Translucent Laminated glass is two pieces of glass laminated together with a thin white interlayer used between the pieces, providing a crisp white frosted look
• Laminated offers the added beneifts of noise reduction and improved security 

ACID ETCHED

• Acid Etched glass offers a translucent effect but with a very modern matte finish
• Can be toughened as Grade A Safety and also used in bushfire zones 
• Available in a Low Iron option for ultimate clarity of glass, i.e. with no green tinge

TEXTURED GLASS

• Textured glass options include Satinlite, Cathedral and Spotswood
• Great for light diffusion, privacy or decorative - commonly used in front entry ways 
• As an added option these glass types can be laminated or toughened as Grade A Safety

Features:Privacy

Glass Options:Double Glazing, Single Glazing

Serenity

Acoustic Glazing Range

The Stegbar Serenity Glass range is both a smart and stylish way to bring peace and quiet to your home.

We can’t always control the noise happening outside our homes. Whether it's the hustle and bustle of urban living; a train, freeway or flight path interupting you watching TV or having a conversation; you may need to provide a buffer between outdoor entertaining areas and the kids' bedrooms; or perhaps you're a shiftworker or light sleeper. Noise can significantly impact the quality of how we live in modern homes. 

Stegbar's Serenity range of glass can drastically reduce the noise entering your home.

If you have a specific glass type or specification required for your project, the Stegbar team will happily source this for you.

Some of our popular acoustic and noise reducing glazing options include:

THICK GLASS

• Thick glass is a term that describes single glazing using a piece of glass that is 10mm thick or above. Choosing thicker glass for your home, or particular zones in your house, will provide a level of increased acoustic performance.
• Thicker glass is commonly used for reducing low-frequency sounds such as traffic and nearby conversations.  

LAMINATED GLASS

• Laminated glass is two pieces of glass laminated together with a thin interlayer used between the pieces, this combination helps provide a noise dampening effect
• Laminated glass looks the same as ordinary glass, but provides acoustic, security and UV protection
• Acoustic laminate is also a great alternative to thicker glass, providing similar performance but in a thinner option

DOUBLE GLAZING

• Double glazing is the term used for when two pieces of glass are used together, with a gap in between, the gap between the two pieces of glass can vary to improve its performance
• Very common in the Northern Hemisphere, double glazing offers thermal insulation, security and noise reduction
• Double glazing units can also incorporate other glass types (i.e. Laminated glass) for improved performance

Features:Acoustics

Glass Options:Double Glazing, Single Glazing

Comfort

Energy Efficient Glazing Range

The Stegbar Comfort Glass range offers just that, a reliably comfortable home all year round. Whether it’s to keep the heat out in summer, or to keep warm during winter.

On top of providing general wellbeing, you’ll also enjoy savings on your energy costs, which is not only good for you, but for the environment as well.

If you have a specific glass type or specification required for your project, the Stegbar team will happily source this for you.

Read about our popular energy efficient glazing options below:

DOUBLE GLAZING

• Double glazing is the term used for when two pieces of glass are used together, with a gap in between. The gap between the two pieces of glass can vary to improve it's performance
• Very common in the Northern Hemisphere, double glazing offers thermal insulation, security and noise reduction
• Double glazing units can also be gas-filled for improved performance
• With double glazing you can create large openings that achieve improved energy star ratings
• Perfect for colder climates such as Australia’s southern states, double glazing also helps to reduce condensation that will damage surfaces and finishes in the home

LOW E GLASS

• Low E has a transparent coating that reflects heat and cold
• Provides great comfort in all seasons with better insulation and solar protection
• Allows maximum light to pass through while at the same time providing UV protection to reduce fading on furniture, carpets and curtains
• Available in a variety of styles, including laminated and single glazed, Low E can also be incorporated into double glazing for increased insulation

TONED GLASS

• Toned Glass will allow you to control both light and heat
• Perfect for windows that face the summer sun and great for waterfront homes where you need to minimise glare
• Toned glass will help reduce the need for air conditioning
• Colours include grey, bronze and green, with a variety of tones to suit your interior and exterior design

Features:Acoustics, Energy Efficiency

Glass Options:Double Glazing, Single Glazing