Fabric Laminated Glass combines decorative fabric or silk with laminated glass to create a distinctive architectural surface with both visual texture and safety functionality. Available with clear, ultra-clear, tinted or patterned glass and PVB, EVA or SGP interlayers, it can be customized in thickness, size, shape, edge treatment and drilling. It is suitable for interior partitions, feature walls, doors, hospitality spaces, furniture and decorative lighting projects.
Fabric laminated glass is a decorative laminated glass solution that combines glass, decorative fabric or silk cloth, and an interlayer film into a composite panel. It brings the visual texture, color and softness of textiles into architectural glass while retaining the clean appearance and safety characteristics of laminated glazing.
Depending on the project requirements, the glass can be produced with clear, ultra-clear, tinted, patterned or other suitable glass types. PVB, EVA or SGP interlayers can also be selected according to the required appearance, safety and performance requirements.
Fabric laminated glass is commonly specified for interior partitions, feature walls, doors, hotel interiors, office spaces, furniture elements and decorative lighting applications. Custom sizes, irregular shapes, edge processing and drilling are available for project-specific requirements.
Textile Texture with a Glass Surface
Fabric laminated glass allows designers to introduce the visual character of linen, silk, cotton, patterned textiles and other suitable fabrics into glass surfaces. Unlike exposed textile finishes, the fabric is encapsulated within the laminated structure, creating a smooth glass exterior that is easier to integrate into architectural interiors.
Controlled Light Transmission and Privacy
The visual effect of fabric laminated glass depends significantly on the textile structure, color and density. Lightweight or open-weave fabrics can maintain higher light transmission, while denser textiles can create a more private appearance.
This makes the material suitable for spaces where designers need to balance natural light, visual separation and decorative effect.
Laminated Safety Structure
The laminated construction helps hold glass fragments together if the glass is broken, reducing the risk of loose shards falling from the glazing. The final safety performance depends on the selected glass configuration, interlayer and applicable project standards.
Glass, Interlayer and Fabric Construction
A typical fabric laminated glass configuration consists of multiple layers of glass, interlayer film and fabric. The exact construction can be adjusted according to the required appearance, thickness, size and application.
Typical structure:
Glass + Interlayer + Fabric + Interlayer + Glass
PVB, EVA or SGP may be considered for the interlayer depending on the project requirements.
| Component | Available Options | Project Consideration |
| Glass | Clear glass | General decorative applications |
| Glass | Ultra-clear glass | Helps maintain fabric color and visual clarity |
| Glass | Tinted glass | Adds color and solar-control effects |
| Glass | Patterned glass | Creates additional texture |
| Interlayer | PVB | Common laminated safety and acoustic applications |
| Interlayer | EVA | Suitable for many decorative interior applications |
| Interlayer | SGP | Considered where higher structural performance is required |
| Decorative layer | Fabric / Silk / Suitable textile | Determines texture, color, light transmission and visual effect |
Select the Fabric to Define the Visual Effect
The fabric is one of the most important elements determining the final appearance of fabric laminated glass. Different textile structures can create significantly different levels of transparency, texture and visual depth.
Natural Fabrics
Linen- and cotton-style textiles can create a natural, warm appearance for residential interiors, hospitality spaces and minimalist architectural designs.
Silk and Satin
Silk and satin fabrics can introduce a more refined surface effect for hotels, retail interiors, reception areas and decorative feature elements.
Patterned Fabrics
Printed, geometric and decorative fabrics can be incorporated when a project requires a specific visual pattern, graphic effect or coordinated interior design.
| Specification | Available Options |
| Product | Fabric Laminated Glass |
| Glass Types | Clear, ultra-clear, tinted, patterned and other suitable glass |
| Interlayers | PVB, EVA, SGP |
| Fabric | Fabric, silk cloth and suitable decorative textiles |
| Typical Thickness | 3+0.38+3mm, 4+0.38+4mm, 5+0.76+5mm |
| Custom Thickness | Available based on project requirements |
| Standard Sizes | 300 × 300mm, 500 × 500mm, 500 × 1000mm, 1000 × 1000mm |
| Custom Sizes | Available |
| Shape | Regular and irregular shapes |
| Edge Processing | Grinding or polishing |
| Drilling | Available |
| Surface Effect | Customizable |
| Quality System | ISO 9001 |
| Application | Commercial, office, hospitality, residential and decorative interiors |
Processed to Match Your Project Requirements
For B2B architectural and interior projects, the glass often needs to match specific drawings rather than a fixed standard size. Fabric laminated glass can therefore be processed according to project requirements before the final laminated structure is completed.
Available processing includes:
· Precision cutting to specified dimensions
· Grinding or polishing of edges
· Custom regular and irregular shapes
· Drilled holes
· Customized surface effects
· Project-specific dimensions and configurations
Fabric Laminated Glass for Interior and Architectural Design
Interior Partitions
Used for office partitions, conference rooms, room dividers and other interior separation applications where designers want to maintain light while introducing textile texture.
Feature Walls
Fabric laminated glass can be used for lobby walls, decorative wall panels, elevator interiors and other feature surfaces where visual depth and material differentiation are important.
Doors and Furniture
The material can be incorporated into decorative doors, cabinet panels, wardrobe inserts, furniture elements and retail display structures.
Hospitality and Commercial Interiors
Hotels, restaurants, retail spaces and commercial interiors can use different fabrics and glass combinations to create coordinated design themes.
Decorative Lighting
Translucent fabric laminated glass can be considered for backlit decorative panels and lighting installations where the fabric pattern becomes part of the visual design.
Controlled Production for Custom Glass Orders
Fabric laminated glass requires consistent control of glass processing, fabric placement and lamination to achieve the intended appearance and dimensional quality.
Our production process can include:
Material selection → Precision cutting → Edge processing → Drilling when required → Fabric and interlayer preparation → Lamination → Quality inspection → Packaging
Production requirements can be discussed based on drawings, dimensions, fabric specifications and intended application.
The provided quality system information includes ISO 9001, while product-specific testing or certification should be confirmed according to the requirements of the destination market and project.
Confirm Fabric Compatibility Before Production
Not every textile is suitable for lamination. Fabric selection should consider its compatibility with the lamination process, required appearance and intended application.
Finalize Cutting and Drilling Requirements Early
When the selected configuration involves processes that cannot be performed after lamination, dimensions, holes and shape should be confirmed before production.
Consider Edge Protection in Humid Environments
For applications exposed to higher humidity, the edge condition and sealing method should be considered as part of the overall installation design.
Match the Glass Configuration to the Application
Glass type, thickness, interlayer and fabric density should be selected according to the required appearance, light transmission, safety requirements and project conditions rather than using one configuration for every application.
1.How do I choose the right fabric for laminated glass?
Fabric selection depends on the desired color, texture, light transmission and privacy level of the finished glass. Sheer or open-weave fabrics can provide a more transparent appearance, while denser textiles create stronger visual separation. The fabric should also be confirmed for compatibility with the lamination process before production.
2.Does the fabric affect light transmission?
Yes. The weave, density, color and thickness of the fabric can influence the amount of light passing through the laminated glass. For applications such as partitions or backlit decorative panels, the fabric should be selected based on the desired balance between light transmission and visual privacy.
3.Can ultra-clear glass be used for fabric laminated glass?
Yes. Ultra-clear glass can be selected when maintaining the fabric's original color and visual appearance is important. Compared with standard clear glass, its lower inherent color tint can help provide a cleaner background for decorative fabrics.
4.How should I select the interlayer for my project?
The choice of PVB, EVA or SGP depends on the intended application and required performance. Factors such as safety requirements, environmental conditions, structural requirements and the desired decorative effect should be considered when determining the suitable interlayer configuration.
5.Is fabric laminated glass suitable for humid environments?
It can be considered for suitable interior applications, but edge protection is particularly important in areas exposed to higher humidity. The edge condition and sealing method should be incorporated into the installation design to help protect the laminated structure from moisture exposure.
6.Can fabric laminated glass be used for backlit applications?
Yes. Translucent fabric laminated glass can be considered for backlit decorative panels and customized lighting installations. The selected fabric, glass and lighting arrangement should be evaluated together to achieve the required light diffusion and visual effect.
7.What information is needed for a custom quotation?
For an accurate quotation, please provide the required glass type, fabric or textile, thickness, dimensions, shape, edge treatment, drilling requirements and intended application. Technical drawings, reference images or fabric samples can also help us evaluate the required configuration.
Tell us your required glass type, fabric, thickness, size, shape, processing requirements and application. We can review your specifications and discuss a suitable fabric laminated glass configuration for your project.