WINDSCREEN REPLACEMENTS

On cars, trucks hundreds of windscreens are replaced in Southern Africa every year, many incorrectly. A correctly fitted, expertly secured windscreen means your vehicle's structural integrity remains intact. Choose wisely when replacing, choose Glass.com. Remember our roads are some of the most dangerous in the world and thousands of accidents occur every day.

LAMINATED SAFETY WINDSCREENS (EDOT MARKED, SABS)
Remember Shatterproof means a laminated windscreen that will not shatter on impact.
Brand names to remember; National auto Glass, Shatterprufe, Pilkington, Lami-safe as long as your glass is insurance approved and edot marked it is perfectly safe to fit, with a reputable company as fitment can compromise the safety of your windscreen.
Our windscreens have the following characteristics:

• Prevents loss of vision on sudden impact.
• Resists damage by stone, debris & larger objects
• Retains glass fragments & splinters on impact – stays intact.
• Important in keeping the structure of the vehicle intact, & passenger in the vehicle even in the event of an accident
• Protects against the elements & weather, even though damage has occurred

Passenger comfort is further enhanced by tinted, shaded and combination options designed to lower interior vehicle temperatures and reduce glare.

When should I replace?
Windscreen glass is laminated, unlike the rest of the glass on your vehicle, which is toughened. Toughened glass shatters, while laminated glass is shatter-proof.
That's why windscreens withstand impacts better. Smaller windscreen fractures can be fixed, but when bigger breaks and cracks occur, replacement is the only option.

Rear and Side Glass
Side and rear windows are installed in your vehicle according to the safety guidelines set out by the manufacturer, which our trained technicians adhere to, it remains one of your vehicle's most important security features.

What's The Difference Between vehicle glass & the windscreen?
Windscreen glass is laminated, unlike the rest of the glass on your vehicle, which is toughened / tempered. Toughened glass is safety glass, due to the way in which it breaks it cannot cause serious injury. Laminated glass, a different kind of safety glass, is shatter-proof. You can repair laminated glass only.