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| A green building is the hallmark of economically sound business decisions, thoughtful environmental decisions, and smart human impact decisions.
| Laminated safety glass is an excellent choice for building construction—here’s why.
| Combining white colour effects with impressive strength-to-weight ratio and excellent postbreakage performance
| Digitalization is the essential next step in glass manufacturing. It’s founded on a high level of automation.
| Energy regulations in the construction industry are getting harsher, restricting the amount of glass that we can install in a façade.
| TGI-Spacers Played a Key Role in Curtain Wall Vision Glass and Spandrel Panels
| glasstec generates important impulses: Good mood and solid investment climate
| Have you ever wondered exactly what it means when people talk about things like strengthened and chemically treated glass?
| Also, this edition confirmed glasstec as the main glass industry event. Check out the highlights from the show.
| What does thermally broken mean, and what are thermally broken aluminium windows and doors?
| We ask our Technical Manager, Peter Long the frequently asked questions surrounding the on-site performance of glass partitions.
| The AGI educational series illustrates and describes common glazing challenges as a means to communicate best practices for the design and construction industry, not as a sole source for design guidance.
| Samantha Anderson talks about glass selection in the home building process and how important it is to get the timing and choice right.
| One of the best reasons to use Altair Louvre Windows in bathrooms is their ability to offer both privacy and ventilation simultaneously.
| Condensation, and in very cold scenarios, ice can form on the external pane of some modern glass units.
| Triple glazing is essentially the same as double glazing, except it is constructed with 3 panes of glass, creating 2 sealed air cavities.
| “Fire-protection” vs. “fire-resistive.” How should a building code official understand these often confused terms when considering fire-rated glass?