Select one of the following types of project to calculate the best laminating options: walkable floors; stairs; roofs; windows, walls or movable walls; floor-mounted balustrades. Then, choose the type of support: on two, three or four sides.

Enter the location where the laminated glass will be installed and the program will automatically calculate the snow load and wind load values.

The behaviour of laminated glass changes according to the operating temperature. This must be taken into account when defining the glass strength; therefore, the program prompts you to choose one of the temperature options provided.

Pick a type of interlayer from the list provided by the program; this list is continuously updated by our staff.

Select one of the three options provided by the program. Bear in mind that, to ensure user safety, non-slip glass is mandatory in some applications, particularly in walkable surfaces.

Use the + and – buttons to select the width and length of the glass pane which is the object of the calculation.

Select one of the options that the program has preset based on your choice of structure.
The Consequence Class is a parameter related to the type of damage that a potential collapse of the structure could cause.

If you so wish, you can check whether a particular laminated glass option has been verified. With the standard procedure, ProjectVerre displays the best solution at once.

Answering a few easy questions will let you compile a specification relevant to each particular project.