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Greylite II Tempered Glass

$9.99
  • Elite Privacy Protection: With its deep, charcoal-grey tint, Greylite II offers the highest level of daytime privacy available in a non-reflective glass.
  • Available Shapes: Pick from Round, Square, Rectangle, Oval, Hexagon, Octagon, and other unique designs.
  • Advanced Glare Reduction: Engineered to dramatically reduce eye strain by filtering out intense light, making it the premier choice for high-sun environments.
  • Safety-First Tempering: Heat-treated to be stronger than standard glass, ensuring it meets strict safety codes for both residential and commercial use.
  • Unmatched Solar Performance: Significantly lowers Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC), keeping interiors cool even in the harshest climates.
ANSI Certified Tempered Glass | Impact-Resistant Engineering | Shatter-Safe Technology | Heat-Treated Performance | Rigorous Quality Inspections

Understanding Greylite II Tempered Glass

Greylite II is a super-neutral dark grey glass designed for applications where privacy and solar control are the top priorities. While standard grey glass offers a smoky tint, Greylite II provides a much deeper, near-black aesthetic while remaining completely transparent from the inside out. The tempering process involves high-temperature heating followed by rapid air quenching. This freezes the glass in a state of high tension, allowing it to withstand high wind loads and thermal stress. Because Greylite II absorbs a large amount of solar energy due to its dark color, tempering is essential to prevent thermal breakage.

The Importance of Choosing the Right Edge Finish

The right edge finish enhances both the safety and visual appeal of Greylite II tempered glass. It ensures smooth handling, refined detailing, and a clean, professional look for every application.

Flat polished edge on high-quality Greylite II Tempered Glass panel with smooth finish

Flat Polished Edge

Smooth flat surface provides modern appearance, enhanced safety, and professional glass finishing.

Elegant beveled polished edge of premium graylite ii glass showing sharp angled design

Beveled Polished Edge

Angled beveled edges create depth, elegance, and beautiful light-reflecting visual appeal everywhere.

Smooth pencil polished edge on light gray glass providing a rounded elegant profile

Pencil Polished Edge

Rounded pencil edges offer soft contours, safe handling, and clean refined appearance.

Clean seamed edge finish on light grey glass panel for safe handling and installation

Seamed Edge

Lightly sanded seamed edges remove sharpness, providing basic safety with simple functionality.

Make the Right Thickness Choice

Our glass is precisely crafted in a durable 1/4" thickness—an ideal balance of strength, safety, and sleek design. This versatile thickness works perfectly for a wide range of applications, offering reliable performance without added bulk. You get a clean, modern look with dependable durability built into every custom cut.

Skilled glazier carefully measuring large Greylite II Tempered Glass sheet in factory workshop

Precision-Measured Protection – Perfect Fit, Zero Hassle

Precision is vital when dealing with high-performance glass. At Fab Glass and Mirror, we offer a One-Time Recut Credit for your Greylite II order. If your first measurement is slightly off, we will provide a 50% discount on your replacement glass. Notify us within 14 days of receipt, and our USA-based team will ensure your project is completed with absolute accuracy.

Homeowner Approved. Pro-Preferred. Architect-Defined

Greylite II tempered glass is the ultimate choice for those seeking bold aesthetics without sacrificing performance. Homeowners love the dramatic, dark-gray tint that provides exceptional privacy and glare reduction, while builders rely on its superior solar control to enhance HVAC efficiency. For architects, it offers a striking, contemporary look that adds sophisticated depth to any modern facade or interior.

Modern Sanctuary: Privacy and Comfort for Your Home

Greylite® II tempered glass is a game-changer for homeowners who refuse to compromise between style and seclusion. Its signature deep-gray aesthetic acts as a one-way veil, offering unparalleled daytime privacy while dramatically reducing harsh sun glare on screens and furniture. Beyond the look, the tempering process ensures your family stays safe with high-impact resistance. It’s the perfect solution for creating a cool, intimate atmosphere that protects your interior investments from UV fading while slashing your cooling costs.

Luxurious modern living room with floor-to-ceiling Greylite II glass walls opening to outdoor pool area
Elegant commercial building with expansive graylite ii glass facade and warm interior lighting

The Architect’s Palette - Bold Tones and Defined Lines

For the visionary architect, Greylite® II is more than glass—it is a structural design element that adds sophisticated depth to any facade. With a remarkably low visible light transmittance of just 8%, it allows for a monolithic, high-contrast appearance that standard tints cannot achieve. This glass empowers designers to manage solar heat gain and luminosity without relying on heavy external shading. It provides the "bold and moody" aesthetic essential for modern luxury residences and high-concept commercial projects alike.

The Contractor’s Edge - High Performance and Seamless Integration

Contractors favor Greylite® II for its consistent performance and structural reliability. As a custom cut toughened glass, it meets the most stringent safety glazing codes for doors, sidelights, and large-scale partitions, ensuring a smooth inspection process every time. Its superior thermal stress management reduces the risk of breakage during extreme temperature shifts, protecting your reputation and your bottom line. When you recommend this specialized glass, you are providing a premium, durable solution that installs easily and delivers the high-end results clients demand.

Striking contemporary house featuring large Greylite II Tempered Glass windows and sleek facade

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Case Studies

Bold Sophistication with Greylite II Performance

This project utilized custom Greylite II tempered glass to transform a woven bistro set into a sleek, high-contrast design piece. The deep charcoal tint provides a bold, monolithic aesthetic that effortlessly masks fingerprints and glare while complementing the modern textures of the furniture. Engineered for safety, the glass is heat-treated to be five times stronger than standard panels, offering superior impact resistance and durability for daily use. By filtering intense light and providing unmatched UV protection, the Greylite II surface ensures long-term structural integrity and visual comfort. The result is a perfect fusion of industrial-grade strength and a sophisticated, ultra-neutral palette that elevates the contemporary character of any indoor or outdoor living space.

Stylish outdoor dining table with dark light grey glass top and woven rattan base

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How dark is Greylite II compared to standard Grey glass?

Standard grey glass typically allows about 40–50% of light through, whereas Greylite II allows only about 8–15% depending on thickness. It is significantly darker and more private.

Can you see through Greylite II at night?

Like all tinted glass, if the lights are on inside and it is dark outside, the privacy effect is reversed. However, during the day, it is nearly impossible to see in.

Is Greylite II more expensive than clear glass?

Yes, due to the specialized metal oxides used to achieve the deep tint and the necessary tempering process, it is considered a premium architectural product.

Does the dark color make the glass hot?

Yes. Greylite II absorbs solar energy, which is why we always temper it to ensure it can handle the resulting thermal expansion.