Glazing is a general term used to describe the transparent material covering the artwork as a means of protection, such as glass. There are many variations including regular clear picture glass, anti-reflective (chemically coated to reduce reflection), non-glare (acid etched to help reduce glare), and conservation glass (specially formulated to help filter the damaging effects of UV light).

Secondary Glazing is simply a new custom made window, which is attached to the inside of your existing widow. It is designed to be unobtrusive and complimentary to your existing window and room. See similar questions...

A translucent effect created by diluting paint or colorant in a thinning media known as glaze which enables the artist to apply color to a surface in varying degrees and tone quality. The proper manipulation and mixing of glaze and color pigments is essential to create a multi-colored effect without saturating a surface with heavy pigmentation. This makes Wall Glazing different from normal painting of pure paint on a surface. Glaze can also effect the way light reflects into or off of a surface. See similar questions...

Acrylic material, clear or non-glare used in place of glass. 1/8" thick. Compared to glass it is lighter in weight and resistant to breakage. Must be cleaned with a special cleaner and a very soft cloth. See similar questions...

Solexx greenhouses are available with either 3.5mm (Solexx XP) or 5mm (Solexx PRO) thicknesses. The 3.5mm greenhouse panels are recommended in most areas as they provide more light transmission. The 5mm greenhouse panels are used in very cold climates (for added insulation) and at high altitudes. See similar questions...

Yes, all our log cabins are glazed with glass or UPVC double glazing, with or without leaded lights. The price includes treatment, sealing brass furniture and locks. See similar questions...

There are numerous glazing options available ? including 16mm, 24/25mm, and our unique performance glass, Celsius, which offers innovative heat reflection/thermal insulation properties. There is also the choice of standard or heavy duty glazing bars. See similar questions...

Excellent. Same matchable PVDF coating can be provided because of in house PVDF coatings plant of international standards. Are Excellent. High workability is achieved by state of the art fabrication plant plus it has the added advantage in terms of better strength. Excellent- The strength at the corners are better than ACP as in the corners the thickness of the panel is 2.5 mm as compared to 0.5mm in ACP. See similar questions...

Spectrally Selective Glazing Products have Visible Light Transmission of >40% and LSG ratio of > 1.25 as outlined by the Federal Energy Management Program. See similar questions...

The locations requiring safety glazing are prescribed by applicable building codes. Some examples include doors, bath enclosures, and glazed areas adjacent to passages. Safety glazing is generally required for any glazed opening in a door through which a 3-inch sphere may pass. For glazed areas adjacent to passages, the opening must be safety glazed if the glazing is within 12 horizontal inches of the opening. See similar questions...

Answer - Secondary glazing is another window fitted on the inside of you existing window, our system is aluminium with a hardwood sub-frame, it is some times called secondary windows. See similar questions...

Answer - The advantages are: Reduced noise pollution, Lower heating costs, Added Security, Increased Comfort See similar questions...

present we have no primary test evidence to demonstrate its performance in terms of screens. However, recent tests conducted small-scale show no loss in performance when carried out at small scale using non-insulating glass, further tests are planned for 2006-2007. See similar questions...

If the GRP has 'dulled' heavily you may need to use our Pre-Cut compound which will take the gelcoat back to its original colour before starting the A Glaze process. See similar questions...

The Window Glazing Chisel is designed to be held perpendicular to the glass at a roughly 45 ° angle from vertical, to remove the glazing that holds the glass in the frame. See similar questions...

Tempered glass is required in all doors, (entrance, patio or bathroom) and applications that are within a 24-inch radius of the door opening. There are building codes that require windows glazed within 18 inches of the floor or windows that are larger than 9 sq. ft. use tempered glass. Local building codes should clarify these general rules. See similar questions...

When we input the areas of glazing into our estimating software, this automatically gives us a U value report for the purposes of the Document L2 Building Regulations. We can then adjust the glazing U value choices to gain the optimum overall design U value. We can also advise on specialist glazing products marketed by Pilkington Glass, Saint Gobain and Euroglas. See similar questions...

Many building codes mandate special considerations in overhead glazing. Tempered glass is commonly used in residences. Laminated glass is commonly used in commercial buildings. When tempered glass is used in commercial structures the codes typically mandate screens be installed below the glass. See similar questions...