Wired glass embeds a metal wire mesh inside the glass during the rolling process, creating an integrated composite safety structure. Upon breakage, shards are held firmly in place by the wire, preventing fallout while blocking flames and high-temperature smoke and providing basic anti-theft and pry resistance — a classic safety material for mall evacuation corridors, school hallways, and fire compartments, buying valuable time for occupant evacuation in emergencies. We offer wire meshes in square, diamond, parallel, and random weave patterns, meeting safety codes while creating a vintage industrial decorative effect, with glass thicknesses typically from 6 mm to 8 mm and maximum dimensions of 2000 mm × 2440 mm.

Strictly compliant with GB 15763.1 and BS 476 international fire standards, fire integrity reaches 60 minutes with complete test reports. Because the mesh is pre-embedded during production, no secondary guardrails or laminated layers are needed on-site for direct use in fire-door vision panels and small skylights, simplifying and speeding installation. The mesh will not rust or detach over the full lifecycle, requiring virtually no maintenance or replacement, with total usage costs far lower than retrofitted protection solutions — an economical and reliable choice for public building safety glass.