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This article discusses the glass industry in terms of knowledge sharing, sustainability and energy efficient construction practices.
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Graham manufactured more than 450 windows, most of which were GAP’s 2200H historic single hung, with the remainder consisting of GAP’s 1400H, a fixed transom window. Both boast a 4-inch deep frame.
The project required over 300 of Graham’s SR6700 windows in 12 different sizes.
With AIS Renew, architects can now upgrade their construction to receive all the benefits without replacement.
The company exhibited the "Şişecam Temperable Solar Control Low-E Glass”, which offers various performance levels to limit solar heat gain while making maximum use of daylight thanks to a transparent and neutral structure.
The initial phase of window installation has begun at the Grand Baldwin Building in Cincinnati, Ohio. The building recently obtained historic designation and Graham is proud to contribute to the restoration of this 1920’s era landmark.
Thanks to a storefront update using Kolbe's Ultra Series folding windows, the restaurant guests now truly have a grand view.
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Specialist installer SEH Commercial has completed its first major installation using the REHAU Polytec 50 aluminium clad curtain walling system.
The American Architectural Manufacturers Association recently released an updated technical information report addressing the most commonly used composite thermal barrier systems.
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We are very excited with the recent third party product testing that revealed just how good the whole product U-value calculation is for our latest triple glazed rooflight product.
One Hertfordshire installation led to referral and another two contracts for one FrameXpress customer who recently renovated three properties in one leafy, Hertfordshire crescent.
Glass for Europe is pleased that with the release of the ‘Clean energy for all Europeans’ package, a real debate on the long-awaited modernisation of the EU’s energy efficiency legislations is made possible.
Pilkington product portfolio offers a wide range of energy-efficient glazing to help homeowners minimise energy losses.
SolarAdapt Glass has further proven why it is Australia’s highest performing energy saving glass when the heat wave hit Melbourne this summer.
Enfield windows this week carried out the full replacement of windows at a property in the leafy Hampstead area of London.
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