Saint-Gobain will present its latest glass technologies and building solutions at glasstec 2026, highlighting how integrated product development can improve building performance, sustainability and occupant comfort.
The exhibition will bring together solutions from Saint-Gobain Glass, Logli Saint-Gobain, SageGlass, Tekbond, Swisspacer and Vetrotech Saint-Gobain, alongside lightweight façade technologies. The combined portfolio addresses requirements across glazing, façade engineering, installation, solar control and building safety.
Low-carbon glass and circularity in focus
Sustainability will be a central theme, with Saint-Gobain Glass showcasing efforts to increase the use of post-consumer glass and invest in lower-carbon manufacturing technologies. A key highlight is ORAÉ®, the company’s low-carbon glass developed to reduce the embodied carbon associated with glazing. 
By incorporating recycled glass and improving manufacturing processes, low-carbon glass products can help façade designers and building developers reduce the environmental impact of building envelopes while maintaining the performance required for contemporary architecture.
The showcase will also demonstrate how complementary technologies can contribute to more comfortable, efficient and safer buildings. Solutions from across the group’s brands address different stages of the building process, from glass production and façade integration to dynamic glazing and fire-resistant systems.
At glasstec 2026, Saint-Gobain aims to demonstrate how material innovation and coordinated expertise can support the construction industry’s evolving technical and environmental demands.
Source: Saint-Gobain with additional information added by Glass Balkan
