Glass floor systems open up new design possibilities for modern architecture. They bring transparency, lightness, and elegance to any space, creating a unique interplay of light, material, and design. Thanks to advanced safety glass technologies, glass floors offer not only striking visual appeal but also exceptional load-bearing capacity – whether for representative areas, showrooms, museums, or sophisticated office architecture.
Glass panels used in floor applications must not only be aesthetically appealing but also meet strict safety requirements. Lindner Group glass floor systems are based on multi-layer, toughened safety glass, specifically designed for high load conditions. By bonding several layers of glass, a robust and shatter-resistant structure is created that maintains maximum transparency while conveying a modern, lightweight appearance.
This combination of safety, load-bearing performance, and design makes Lindner glass floors an ideal solution for demanding projects in commercial buildings, public facilities, and high-quality interior fit-outs.
A distinctive feature of Lindner glass panels is the wide range of design and functional options available. Modern manufacturing technologies allow both decorative and technical requirements to be implemented with precision.
Optical design options:
Safety is paramount in glass flooring. For this reason, the systems feature slip-resistant coatings that ensure safe walking even in high-traffic or public areas. These technical surfaces comply with relevant standards and ensure that glass panels are not only visually impressive but also reliable in everyday use.
Within Lindner’s glass flooring portfolio, LUMEN stands out as a particularly striking highlight. The system creates exceptional spatial effects through the interaction of glass and light.
Key features of LUMEN:
By combining glass and light, a floor system can be created that not only fulfils functional requirements but also stages the space itself. Illuminated glass surfaces generate a unique atmosphere – whether through uniform lighting, coloured accents, or dynamic lighting scenarios. This makes LUMEN ideal for spaces where architecture and experience are intended to merge seamlessly.
