glazing standards body

Oct 05, 2004 4 Replies

Where can I find out about standards of materials in double glazing? I recently had a large window fitted (about 1.2m x 1.2m) and I'm concerned I can see stress lines (the rainbow-like patterns) in it when I look from a certain angle and that it hasn't been made with the correct quality glass. How can I find out for sure?



tia



Antony


It's made of toughened glass and *SHOULD* have a British Standards number engraved into it when it was made. This is usually in one corner (but could be either on the inside or outside). The Glass and Glazing Federation

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is the trade body.

Check out the article about "Brewsters Fringe" at the following link

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stop worrying.

ps: 1.2 x 1.2 is a SMALL window not a large one.

In message , Ziggur writes

Well, it's all relative I guess, but I don't think that 4 foot square is a small window for a house

Like 4 feet tall is a short American or a tall Pygmy?

1.2sq m. is a moderate kitchen window in England (or a shop-front in Armley).

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