Join Guardian at Glasstec - Stand F43 in Hall 10

Date: 16 September 2014

Guardian Industries will showcase a comprehensive array of industry-leading commercial, residential and interior glass products and solutions available all over the world at Stand F43 in Hall 10 at Glasstec Oct. 21-24 in Düsseldorf, Germany.

Guardian’s newest product launches will be highlighted in the “Innovation Corner” and other areas of Stand F43.“It’s an exciting time for architects, designers, builders and homeowners to use glass both inside and out,” said Kevin Baird, president, Guardian Global Flat Glass Group. “Guardian’s value-added products and industry-leading tools give our customers across the globe a competitive edge and we’re looking forward to showcasing our latest glass products and solutions.”Visitors to Guardian’s Glasstec display will experience the latest advancements in glass and glazing.These will include innovative, leading solutions for appearance, economics and energy efficiency to help architects, designers and homeowners build with light. Other advanced coatings will also be on show which will broaden the visitor’s minds to new and exciting applications for glass.

For more information on all of Guardian’s advanced glass products and solutions, please visit Guardian Industries Stand F43 in Hall 10 at Glasstec

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www.guardianglass.co.uk

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