How do I know if I need to use safety glazing in my home
It should be used in low level glazing, glazing in and around doors, overhead and in large areas of glazing to prevent injury following accidental glass breakage.
How is glass made?
To find out more about the float glass process, click here: http://uk.saint-gobain-glass.com/b2c/default.asp?nav1=pr&nav2=fabrication
I am a student and would like to know more about the glass process, where do I get hold of this information?
To find our more about the float glass process, click here http://uk.saint-gobain-glass.com/b2c/default.asp?nav1=pr&nav2=fabrication
I am interested in working for Saint-Gobain, how do I find out if there any vacancies.
Saint-Gobain runs a Graduate Recruitment Scheme, for more information visit www.saint-gobain.co.uk. All other roles area advertised locally, please contact your local Saint-Gobain company with your enquiry.
I have been told my windows are 'toughened for safety', how can I check this?
You need to look for the small stamp in the corner of the glass. This will give details of the standard the glass is designed to meet, the level it achieved and the supplier. If you cannot see the stamp or want to follow up to check it you should refer to your installer.
I have been told that I need to use a 'low-E' glass in my home, what does this mean and is it far more expensive?
A low-E glass is a glass with a special coating designed to reflect heat back into the room, thus reducing heat loss. The extent to which low-E glass reduces heat loss is measured by the U-value, the lower the U-value the better the thermal insulation. You are required to have a low-E glass in your windows to comply with the latest Building Regulations. These new regulations have been introduced to reduce CO2 emissions associated with heating.
I have got marks left on my windows from when the glass was lifted how do I get these off?
After installation it is recommended that the SGG BIOCLEAN is thoroughly cleaned in accordance with our guidelines (document B1 and B2), which can be found on http://www.selfcleaningglass.com/technical-support.asp. Once installed the coating requires around 10 days to be activated by UV light. Provided the suckers used were in good condition and free of silicon residues, the marks should disappear.
Improved indoor air quality
Good design, proper ventilation and specification of the right building materials are essential to improve indoor air quality.
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