A prize in the skies - Saflex® FlySafe™ 3D wins prestigious award

Date: 11 November 2022

A prize in the skies - Saflex® FlySafe™ 3D wind prestigious award

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Eastman

Date: 11 November 2022

This year, Saflex® FlySafe™ 3D PVB interlayer has won a Best of Products award for building materials in the glass category from The Architect's Newspaper.

Saflex® FlySafe™ 3D is a highly effective solution for laminated glass used to help avoid bird collisions without compromising the view or beauty of glass facades.

Product entries were evaluated on innovation, aesthetics, performance, and value by a jury of architects, designers, educators, curators, manufacturers, and AN editors. Judged on their innovation, aesthetics, and performance, the winners of this year’s awards will be featured in the November "Best of" print issue and circulated digitally via email.

Congratulations to everyone for their hard work and dedication in making Saflex® FlySafe™ 3D PVB interlayer a success!

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2022-11-11T11:20:09

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