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Shopfront - Pilkington

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Shopfront Windows are extremely important for shop fronts, showrooms, or car dealerships due to the various functions they have to play for the building owner and the visitor.

Guarding and protection: how to specify glass barriers - Pilkington

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Understanding regulations. Physical barriers should be provided where it is necessary, for safety reasons, to guard the edges of any floor including windows, galleries, balconies, skylights and other openings to which people have access, such as basement areas and any sunken area next to a building.

Stairs - Pilkington

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Shopfront; Stairs; Stairs Glass steps are essentially small glass floors with the exception that they are often supported an fewer sides. For information on the use of glass stairtreads please go the Glass floors section in the menu above. Popular glass products for use in stairs.

Doors - Pilkington

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Shopfront. Stairs. Doors. The use of glass in both external and internal doors can provide added light to your home without sacrificing safety, security or privacy. They also offer the possibility of a wide range of decorative effects. External doors such as patio doors and French doors can also benefit from self-cleaning glass.

Doors - Pilkington

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Shopfront; Stairs; Windows; Glass Doors The entrance to a building is an opportunity to make a statement about the building or the client. With glass the entrance can be open and inviting but at the same time glass can be used to control access, provide impact resistance including security, and be an element in the energy strategy of the building.

Internal Partition - Pilkington

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Shopfront. Stairs. Internal Partition. Today's homes reflect the trends for families to spend more time together so they are often open plan which also provides a great feeling of space. However many activities can be going on in one large area.

Glass Structure - Pilkington

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Shopfront. Stairs. Windows. Glass Structure. There are numerous structural glass systems offered by various suppliers that open up vast possibilities for architects, allowing them to create a complete glass envelope for buildings with frameless façades on any plane.

Mirrors - Pilkington

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Mirrors in the home meet several tasks. The first and most important, especially in small rooms, is the optical enlargement of the room. The second task is to illuminate the interior: the role is equally important in studios and large living rooms in single-family houses. Finally, the last important function is decoration.

Solar Control Glass - Pilkington

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Solar control glass is a hi-tech product developed by the glass industry to allow sunlight to pass through a window or façade while radiating and reflecting away a large degree of the sun’s heat. The indoor space stays bright and much cooler than would be the case if normal glass were used.

Ten top tips for choosing security glass - Pilkington

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1. Double up. Security glass commonly comprises two panes of glass laminated together with a PVB interlayer between them. If this should break, the fragments are held together by the interlayer, reducing the risk of injuries occurring from smashed glass. 2. Know the rules.

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