NGA Promotes Weather Safety Awareness

Date: 18 May 2022

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Date: 18 May 2022

Get NGA downloadable resourses to support the use of glass and glazing materials in buildings.

NGA promotes industry awareness of weather safety and the benefits of glass through our education and technical publications. Glass provides varying levels of safety from windborne debris and impact based on the requirements of the geographic region, while offering the biophilic benefits of daylight and views to occupants.

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