Polished Square / Georgian
Clearer vision with a regular horizontal and vertical mesh. Specify alignment where adjacent panes share an elevation.
Wired glass is soda-lime silicate glass formed around an embedded steel wire mesh. The mesh can retain cracked sections and may support integrity-only fire performance when the named product is installed in its tested frame and size.
Traditional wired glass must not automatically be specified as human-impact safety glazing. Polished wired glass quality standards and a fire-rated assembly listing answer different questions.
| Base glass | Soda-lime silicate |
|---|---|
| Common thickness | 6-7 mm; selected polished products around 10 mm |
| Wire pattern | Square / Georgian, diamond or parallel |
| Typical mesh reference | Approx. 12.5-25 mm spacing; product dependent |
| Surface | Polished clear or rolled / obscure texture |
| Supply | Stock sheet or rectangular cut-to-size panes |
| Edge | Cut, seamed or ground where compatible |
| Qualification | Fire, impact and application evidence verified separately |
This tool screens the information required for review. It does not determine code compliance.
Confirm thickness, surface, wire pattern, pane size and edge condition. Also verify that the location is not governed by a fire or impact-safety requirement.
Send the drawing and installation location.Visibility comes from the glass surface; the architectural grid comes from the embedded wire.
Clearer vision with a regular horizontal and vertical mesh. Specify alignment where adjacent panes share an elevation.
A diagonal crossing mesh with a distinct traditional industrial appearance.
Rolled texture diffuses the view while transmitting light. Pattern and wire layout must both be named.
Directional straight wires create a cleaner linear pattern for selected screens and interiors.
A fire-protective test evaluates whether the glazing assembly limits passage of flame and hot gases for a stated duration. An impact test evaluates breakage behavior when a person strikes the pane. Passing one does not prove the other.
The frame, glazing material, stops, setting blocks, sealants, pane size and installation are part of a fire-rated system. The correct purchase description must identify the tested assembly and a separate impact classification wherever the opening is a hazardous location.
ISO 16293-3:2017 covers dimensional and minimum quality requirements for polished wired glass, including optical, visual and wire faults. A compliant base product still needs separate fire or impact evidence where required.
The same-looking pane can be acceptable in one opening and prohibited in another. Approval is based on the complete requirement, not appearance.

| Location | Product Decision | Evidence to Request |
|---|---|---|
| Utility partition | Polished or obscure wired glass | Base-product quality and local glazing rules |
| Heritage replacement | Match surface, thickness and wire geometry | Existing opening and current code review |
| Fire-rated screen | Named product in compatible listed system | Fire classification, duration, size and frame |
| Door / sidelight | Certified impact-safety product where required | Impact classification plus any fire listing |
| Roof or overhead pane | Engineering and retention review | Load, support, breakage and local code |
Wired glass has a narrower fabrication envelope than conventional float glass. Rectangular cut sizes, edge seaming and grinding can be reviewed by product. Holes, complex notches, heat treatment and polished exposed edges should not be assumed available.
Clear answers about product, fire and impact claims.
No. Fire performance belongs to a named glazing product installed within a tested assembly and within its approved size and duration.
No. Traditional wired glass must not automatically be used where a human-impact classification is required. Specify and verify a certified safety grade.
It covers dimensional and minimum quality requirements for polished wired glass, including optical, visual and wire faults. It is not a fire-resistance or impact-safety classification.
Only when the exact product and glazing assembly satisfy every applicable fire and impact requirement for that door and jurisdiction.
Rectangular cut sizes are available by product. Confirm final dimensions, wire orientation, edge condition and certification constraints before cutting.
Provide thickness, surface, wire pattern, pane size, quantity, edge, opening type, frame, fire duration, impact classification, jurisdiction and required certificates.
Do not submit “6 mm wired safety glass” as the whole specification. Add the wire pattern, surface, opening and evidence.
Send the pane size, wire pattern, opening, frame and required fire and impact evidence. We will confirm the suitable supply route.
Tell us the material, size, thickness, tolerance, quantity, application, and any holes, slots, edges, coating, printing, or polishing requirements. We can manufacture custom glass components from your drawing, CAD file, sketch, or sample.