Modern Glass Partitions at “Świata Szkła” Conference

Date: 16 July 2020

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Date: 16 July 2020

In June, specialists from POLFLAM took part in the conference “Modern Glass Partitions – Key to Building Comfort”, which had been organised by the editors of “Świat Szkła” (Glass World) monthly magazine.

The conference served as an exchange forum for expert knowledge of standardisation regulations regarding the use of internal glazing in buildings. One of the topics discussed was fire resistance testing and classification of glazed partition walls.

Modern Glass Partitions at “Świata Szkła” Conference

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