Safety glass
Glass that has been treated or laminated to reduce the likelihood of injury if it breaks, often used in windows and doors.
Safety glass is a type of glass treated to reduce the risk of injury upon breaking, often used in windows, doors, and partitions. It is crucial for optimizing safety, enhancing durability, and supporting regulatory compliance. By providing a reliable and effective glazing solution, safety glass supports efficient construction, improves safety, and contributes to successful project delivery by ensuring that components are well-protected, aligned with design specifications, and compliant with safety standards and client expectations.
Used in a sentence
Safety glass was installed in the doors to prevent accidents.
Synonyms/variation
Shatterproof Glass
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