Factory glazed windows transport, storage and installation

By:

Kelly, D. J

Contributor(s):

Language: English Series: BRE Digest ; 497(2)Publication details: Watford BRE 2005Description: 8p. ill 30cmISBN:

1860818900

Subject(s):

BUILT ENVIRONMENT-BUILDING ELEMENTS-PARTS OF BUILDING ELEMENTS-OPENINGS-WINDOWS

LOC classification:

698.5 $2 18

Summary: Failures in insulating glass units have historically been the result of problems with the quality control of glazing on building sites. Factories, however, offer a potentially higher quality of work because poor weather and site conditions can produce damaged or defected units. This report is the second of a two-part guidance that sets out the general principles, supported by drawings, of factory glazing. Part 1 introduced the subject and describes the types of insulating glazing units and production facilities. Part 2 is concerned with packaging, transport and storage of glazing units; their installation, protection in service and maintenance; and testing and performance monitoring.

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Failures in insulating glass units have historically been the result of problems with the quality control of glazing on building sites. Factories, however, offer a potentially higher quality of work because poor weather and site conditions can produce damaged or defected units. This report is the second of a two-part guidance that sets out the general principles, supported by drawings, of factory glazing. Part 1 introduced the subject and describes the types of insulating glazing units and production facilities. Part 2 is concerned with packaging, transport and storage of glazing units; their installation, protection in service and maintenance; and testing and performance monitoring.

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