NGA Presents New Technical Resources for Coastal Glazing, Glass in Furniture and Shower Doors

Date: 4 November 2024
Source: www.glass.org
NGA Presents New Technical Resources for Coastal Glazing, Glass in Furniture and Shower Doors
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Date: 4 November 2024

NGA has published new and updated technical resources, including two Glass Technical Papers and a one-page shower door informational flyer.

Updated GTPs

NGA volunteers update Glass Technical Papers (GTPs) through the systematic review ballot process on a 5-year cycle. The following GTPs were recently updated by the NGA Fabricating Committee.

NGA offers over 100 Glass Technical Papers free to download in the NGA Store.

Shower Door Information

NGA has also produced a one-pager flyer with important shower door information, including recommendations for ventilation, safe door operation, shower sweeps, and differences in shower walls that can affect design. 

Download the NGA Shower Door Information flyer. 

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