A type of safety glass that is reinforced with a wire mesh embedded within the glass. This wire mesh provides added strength and stability to the glass, making it more resistant to breaking and less likely to shatter in the event of impact. Wired glass is commonly used in applications such as fire-rated doors, walls, and partitions, stairwells, and other areas where safety and security are a concern. It is also used in industrial and commercial settings, such as factories, laboratories, and other high-risk environments.