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Glasfabrik Lamberts GmbH & Co. KG

About us

LAMBERTS glass factory is one of the two largest cast glass factories in Europe and has one of the most modern plant and machine parks anywhere. LAMBERTS is the only glass factory in Europe to manufacture U profile glass in all stages of production.

U-profiled glass, also called U-glass or channel glass, is used for elaborate, design-driven architectural projects all over the world due to its quality, refinement possibilities, clear forms and technical variety.

Furthermore, we are the only cast glass company in the world to manufacture all types of existing cast glass: LINIT^®EcoGlass (U-Glass), a special and "U"-shaped rolled glass, ornament glass (also available as a special patterned glass for facades), antimony-free solar glass LAMBERTS EcoSolar (optimized cast glass generating solar power), wired glass and wired ornament glass.

LAMBERTS Eco-Ornament Glasses are frequently used in facades as an alternative to neutral float glass or in combination with float glass due to their impressive play of light.

The Lamberts glass factory has been based in the Fichtelgebirge / Germany since 1887.

English National Ballet, London. Glenn Howells Architects, GB-Birmingham. Picture: Marcela Grassi

An aerial view of the Lamberts glass factory

We produce profiled glass up to a length of 7 metres.

We produce profiled glass with many different surface structures and coatings.

We recycle 100 % of our glass rejects and use up to 50 % recycled glass from the economic cycle.

Gate Avenue at DIFC Dubai/UAE, RMJM-architects. Picture: Catalin Marin

Bluewaters Island, Dubai/UAE. Architect: Woods Bagot. Picture: Catalin Marin

Burj Assila, Shangri-La Jeddah. Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Architect: Perkins+Will, USA - Chicago

World-renowned architectural firms such as Steven Holl are planning with LAMBERTS glass.

Address

Glasfabrik Lamberts GmbH & Co. KG
Egerstr. 197
95632 Wunsiedel
Germany

Phone: +49 9232 6050

Contact person:

Rüdiger Dietz
Marketing
E-mail: rdietz@lamberts.info

Products & Services

LAMBERTS LINIT^®EcoGlass U-profiled glass, also called U-glass or channel glass, is used for elaborate, design-driven architectural projects all over the world – such as museums, theaters, shopping centers, stadiums and many more – due to its quality, refinement possibilities, clear forms and technical variety.

The most renowned architectural offices in the world like Steven Holl, Ian Ritchie, Rem Koolhaas and many more are planning with LAMBERTS glasses. Internationally renowned architecture awards like the LEAF prize awarded by the Leading European Architect Forum (most recently in 2016 for the Sainsbury Wellcome Center as Best Project and Best Facade) or a number of AIA Honor Awards reflect the great appreciation.

Glasfabrik Lmaberts is the first profiled cast glass manufacturer (since 2000) to offer thermally toughened and processed U-glass of up to 7 meters as safety glass (with or without color enameling or sandblasting).

Quality - 100 % MADE IN GERMANY

LINIT®EcoGlass solar

LINIT®EcoGlass solar is characterized by a silky-smooth surface which not only allows ideal energy gain but also meets highest aesthetic demands due to its elegant appearance. This surface was developed by the Glasfabrik LAMBERTS for Steven Holl Architects, New York, and was applied in the Nelson Atkins Museum of Arts for the first time. Since then LINIT®EcoGlass solar was used not only in several follow-up projects of Steven Holl, like the Herning Center of the Arts (Herning, Denmark).

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LINIT®EcoGlass solar

LINIT®EcoGlass solar, S (sandblasted)

Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, USA. Steven Holl Architects, New York. Photo: Roland Halbe

LINIT®EcoGlass cord

This high claim to design can also be met by the new LINIT®EcoGlass cord. The very fine, line-shaped surface also impresses with extraordinary elegance. Over and over, LINIT®EcoGlass cord surprises with new astonishing and appealing optical effects when viewed from different angles. Those effects are never obtrusive but appear timelessly casual.

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