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Product Description:

Laminated Glass

1.Thickness:6.38-40.66

2.Min size:300*300

3.Max size:3660*2440

nated glass, is a kind of security compound glass made by sealing two or more pieces of glass together with PVB film through the process of heating and pressurization. The shape of the glass can be flat or curved.The laminated glass has 2 layers,3 layers,5 layers, 7 layers, or more.

Function and Characteristic of Skylight Laminated Glass:

1. Security: because of the agglutinated function of the PVB film, when the glass is broken, only bring into radiation-like crackle, the fragment will not scatter out. It is safe and can not hurt people. So, it is widely used in the windshield glass for automobiles.

2. Sound insulating : With a good damping function for sound wave, laminated glass is a favorable sound insulating material.

3. Energy saving: Laminated glass has better thermal performance than normal glass. Combined with insulating glass, laminated glass can achieve even better sound reduction effect and thermal insulation performance. Apparently, it is an ideal and safe energy-saving product.

4. U.V. Filtering : The interlayer can filter out ultra-violet rays, so that can prevent the indoor or objects such as furniture from fading.

5. Wider variety of color and patterns to choose for better decoration effect: PVB interlayer can be in various colors to meet with architect’s design intent and decoration requirements. It can also control transmittance of solar energy and reduce indoor air-condition load.

Specification of Skylight Laminated Glass:

Flat laminated glass: Thickness 6-40mm

Max size: 2650x6500mm

Min size: 150mm*150mm

Curved laminated glass: Thickness 6-30mm

Max size: 2000x3000mm

Min size: 300x400mm

Application of Skylight Laminated Glass:

Architectural door, window, ceiling, floor, partitions, stair-steps, handrails,railings, awnings and curtain wall glass.

Ships and automobile windshield glass.

Bullet/violence- resistant glass for financial places, exhibitions hall, hospital and jail,etc.Safety glass for furniture

Q: The height of the external walls is the height of the eaves to the eaves, if there is no eaves then count where? Daughter wall count? More: Daughter wall can not be counted in the inside. Count to the roof of the cornice.

Q: free gov. loans and grants to fix roof and windows in home?: government sponsored Window Scrappage Scheme to try and reduce energy consumption and yes their is a grant available to help you insulate your home .. all the information you need you can get from the company doing the work UK

Q: I live in a condo that says the skylights are considered windows and our bylaws doesn't say anything about skylights and the roof. Does anyone know if skylights are part of the roof or are they considered windows. If anyone knows the answer to this question, I would really appreciate hearing from you. Thank you for reading my question and have a wonderful day.: From a building code perspective, skylights are considered roof penetrations and have to be handled like vents, chimneys, etc. But you're talking about condo and bylaws, and that suggests that your concern isn't solely structural. If the bylaws say something about windows, and skylights are included as windows, then there you are. I don't think quoting building techniques is going to get your skylights reclassified in the eyes of the people enforcing the bylaws.

Q: So we really need new windows, a new roof, new appliances, and want to redo the bathroom. Obviously windows and roof are more important then the other two! I think we will be getting back a decent return (a minimum of 6500) and we will be doing all the work ourselves. Haven't looked into how much the materials are going to cost yet but since we are doing everything ourselves I think we might be able to get windows and a roof and maybe even have some left over to do something else. Not sure though. So what should we do out of the things listed?: Depending on how bad the roof is, I would opt to do the windows first. This will save you money on a monthly basis year round and will help you get to those other things quicker.

Q: Suzy drops a rock from the roof of her house. Mary sees the rock pass her 5.7 m tall window in 0.186 sec. From how high above the top of the window was the rock dropped? The acceleration of gravity is 9.8 m/s2.Answer in units of m: Suzy drops a rock from the roof of her house. Mary sees the rock pass her 5.7 m tall window in 0.186 sec. From how high above the top of the window was the rock dropped? The acceleration of gravity is 9.8 m/s2 vf = vi + a * t = vi + 9.8 * 0.186 Eq#2: vf = vi + 1.8228 Substitute vi + 1.8228 for vf in Eq#1 (vi + 1.8228)^2 – vi^2 = 111.72 vi^2 + 3.6456 * vi + 1.8228^2 – vi^2 = 111.72 3.6456 * vi + 1.8228^2 = 117.72 3.6456 * vi = 111.72 – 1.8228^2 vi = (111.72 – 1.8228^2) ÷ 3.6456 = 29.73 m/s To determine the initial height of the stone, we need to know the distance the stone falls before it reaches the top of the window. Distance = Average velocity * time Average velocity = ? * (vi + vf) Distance = ? * (vi + vf) * time 5.7 = ? * (vi + vf) * 0.186 Eq#1: vi + vf = 5.7 ÷ 0.093 vf = vi + a * t vf = vi + 9.8 * 0.186 Eq#2: vf = vi + 1.8228 Substitute vi + 1.8228 for vf in Eq#1. vi + vi + 1.8228 = 5.7 ÷ 0.093 2 * vi = (5.7 ÷ 0.093) – 1.8228 vi = [(5.7 ÷ 0.093) – 1.8228] ÷ 2 vi = 29.73 m/s This is the velocity of the rock when it reaches the top of the window. As the rock falls from her hand to the top of the window, its velocity increases from 0 m/s to 29.73 m/s at the rate of 9.8 m/s each second. Time of fall = 29.73 ÷ 9.8 Distance of fall = ? * a * t^2 = ? * 9.8 * (29.73 ÷ 9.8)^2 Distance of fall = 45.1 meters This is the distance from Suzy’s hand to the top of the window. Check vf^2 = vi^2 + 2 * a * d, vi = 0 m/s, a = 9.8 m/s^2, d = 45.1 m vf^2 = 2 * 9.8 * 45.1 vf = √(2 * 9.8 * 45.1) = 29.73 m/s This is the velocity at the top of the window. Velocity at the bottom of the window = 29.73 + 9.8 * 0.186 = 31.5528 Distance = ? * (vi + vf) * time = ? * (29.73 + 31.5528) * 0.186 = 5.7 m This is the height of the window. So, I believe the answer is correct.

Q: My apt has bords on my windows the bathroom roof is falling in and its full of mold the outlets dont work the hot water dont work is this legal: If you can prove the mold is the cancer causing type you can sue the landlord to void your lease without penalty allowing you to move. But remember, most mold and mildew isn't the dangerous stuff. All other maintenance issue need to be submitted to the landlord so he can repair.

Q: Below loft is a bedroom and that has wet patches on the ceiling. What is causing this?: I had an old one replaced recently which cost about ?700 incl materials & labour. If you are starting from scratch & the contractors has got to make the hole in the roof to start with I would guess that you could probably add another 50%-75% to that at least

Q: She's half Great Pyrenees, and is about a hundred pound dog. This is maybe the third or fourth time this has happened. She sees other dogs outside and starts banging on the window with her giant paws and smashing it open, and a couple of times we didn't realize until we saw her walking around on the roof! I'm really worried about her safety when she does this, any ideas how to fix this?: You're confusing. Is she breaking the glass in the window each time? Or is she simply pushing the window open? My answer would be different in each of those cases. Exactly what is your living situation? How is it that she's on a roof if she goes out the window? Is she upstairs in a house, or do you live in an apartment? Please clarify! You're right, she's probably just excited to see the other dogs and wants to go visit or play, since you say she's fine with dogs when she meets them on ground level. I can't give you a solution till I know the answers to my questions on the top.

Q: Slope roof window due to the cold outside the heat window frame and glass condensation drops, how to solve? Can not add insulation layer problem added: explain that itself is already hollow glass and the window I do not intend to seal, but also open the window breathable glass no problem ah no water vapor in the middle more: With double glass windows can be resolved

Q: Is the government tax rebate for energy efficient replacement of roofs and windows a one time slush pile, or can you qualify for $1500 for roofing and $1500 for windows?: No. The total credit for all qualified energy improvements is limited to $1500 total.

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