Window glass [electronic resource]

By:

Kennedy, Craig

Language: English Series: Building Materials Information Sheet | RICS Building Surveying Journal ; October - November 2017, 31(1)Publication details: London RICS 2017Subject(s):

LOC classification:

691.6

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Summary: Window glass is one of the most common building materials. It is long-lasting, resistant to decay and relatively ubiquitous. Identifying glass of different ages and types can be diffcult, however.

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Window glass is one of the most common building materials. It is long-lasting, resistant to decay and relatively ubiquitous. Identifying glass of different ages and types can be diffcult, however.

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