Specify switchable PDLC glass with confidence: CAD, Revit and BIM support, shop drawings, and clear guidance on film versus laminated formats, supported from Houston.
Phase Glass provides switchable privacy glass, retrofit PDLC smart film and laminated smart glass for residential and commercial projects.
Switchable glazing earns its place in a project when the specification is right. We support architects through documentation (CAD, Revit and BIM) and keep the film-versus-laminated decision grounded in what the detail actually needs.
PDLC glazing shows up in drawings as a material callout, but it lives or dies in the details: panel formats, power routing, switching zones, and the junction between glass and frame. We work through those with your team before they become site problems.
Documentation support includes CAD blocks, Revit families and BIM coordination, plus shop drawings for the specified panels. Mid-documentation questions move fastest by specification request.
Phase Glass provides switchable privacy glass, retrofit PDLC smart film and laminated smart glass for residential and commercial projects in Houston, Texas. The work is specified and installed for homeowners, architects, interior designers, builders, and facility and practice managers. Houston work spans residential suites, medical and dental offices, hospitality rooms and commercial partitions.
Switchable privacy glass is glazing that changes between clear and opaque on demand. Phase Glass supplies it in two formats: retrofit PDLC film applied to suitable existing interior glazing, and laminated smart glass panels with the switchable layer sealed inside.
Service area: Houston, TX
Yes. Documentation support includes CAD blocks, Revit families and BIM coordination, along with shop drawings for the specified panels.
New construction and glazing replacement are specified as laminated smart glass, with the switchable layer sealed inside the factory-laminated panel. Existing interior glazing is retrofitted with switchable film. The two are distinct products and should stay distinct in the spec.
Zones can be defined per panel, per room or per elevation, and the glass integrates with wall switches, remotes, apps and building control systems. We resolve the zoning with your team during documentation.
The glass requires a powered connection, and compliance work is performed by licensed professionals. We coordinate the requirements with your electrical engineer or contractor during documentation.
Send a specification request by email, or schedule a product presentation for your studio. We walk through formats, details and control options against your project.