New! GlassBuild Skills Challenge

New! GlassBuild Skills Challenge
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Date: 25 July 2025

NEW for 2025, the GlassBuild Skills Challenge celebrates the unique talents of the glazing trade.

Open to all, the Skills Challenge provides a space for glaziers to test their skills, learn tips from industry experts, network with peers and win prizes. Booth #21135

The Shower Design Challenge will test glaziers’ ability to properly measure and design frameless shower enclosures. Participants will measure openings and identify common installation mistakes, as well as learn from shower experts how to reduce errors. Participants will be entered in daily drawings for tool prizes, courtesy of MyGlassClass.com.

The “Are You AGMT Ready?” Challenge will test glaziers’ sealant knowledge and application skills, Plus, can you spot installation errors in a curtain wall mockup? Let's see it! Come by Booth #21135 to show off your skills, learn more about Architectural Glass & Metal Technician certification, and win prizes to make your job easier!

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