Thirsty Thursday: Preventing Glazing Surprises in Appearance Properties

Date: 6 August 2020

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Date: 6 August 2020

This 8/13 session will focus on the appearance properties of glass and glazing to mitigate unanticipated outcomes of various treatments, presented by Steve Thomas, PE (CA) of Guardian Glass.

DATE AND TIME

August 13, 2020

1:00 pm ET

PRESENTER

Steve Thomas, PE (CA)

Regional Technical Advisor, Guardian Glass

SESSION TOPIC

Preventing Glazing Surprises in Appearance Properties

Learning Objectives:

Determine how to properly view architectural glass
Identify how heat-treatment can affect glass aesthetics
Evaluate coating edge deletion in structural glazing applications
Summarize the scope of prudent material compatibility verification

Thirsty Thursday webinars are offered at no cost and are open to all.

Registrants will receive a reminder email with webinar login instructions at approximately 12:00 pm ET on August 13, one hour prior to the webinar beginning.

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