Euroview Architectural Glass | 199 Bishopsgate

Date: 6 September 2017

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Date: 6 September 2017

This prestigious project is located London and features an interesting design. Euroview supplied glass to suit the design, heat strengthened to reduces thermal fracture risk.

This prestigious project was supplied to Euroview by our customer Structura UK. It is home to many different businesses and is located near Liverpool Street Station.

The main elevations including the faceted curves were supplied in High Performance, Soft-coat Low-e coating, Heat Strengthened paired with annealed laminated, the client requested Heat Strengthened on this part of the project to remove the risk of Nichol Sulphide breakages without having the risk of thermal fracture.

The top 2 floors including the overhead glazing were supplied in High Performance SunGuard SN62/34 Toughened and HST with the inner pane in 8.8mm clear laminated.

199 Bishopsgate

600450

www.euroview.glass

2017-09-06T08:00:00

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