Tag: Glass
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Vitro Architectural Glass Marks 25 Years of Solarban 60
Vitro Architectural Glass, an industry leader in sustainability and largest glass manufacturer in North America, is commemorating 25 years of Solarban® 60 glass. Introduced in 2000, Solarban® 60 glass was world’s first double-silver vacuum temperable low-e glass that allowed for post-manufacturing fabrication. In a standard 1” insulating glass unit (IGU), Solarban® 60 glass delivers a visible light transmittance of 70% and…
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Pulp Studio Showcases Premium Glass at Beverly Hills Club
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Pulp Studio, the leading fabricator of technically advanced architectural decorative glass, has expanded its project repertoire with the addition of Gravitas, a members only private club in Beverly Hills, Calif. This striking project features Pulp Studio’s architectural glass throughout numerous spaces, including the entryway, dining area and conference rooms, demonstrating Pulp’s exceptional versatility and commitment…
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Kolbe Launches LuxWall Vacuum Insulating Glass Options
Kolbe Windows & Doors officially launched its latest performance glass solutions, integrating vacuum insulating glass (VIG) options from LuxWall, Inc. into selected window and door products. This milestone reinforces Kolbe’s commitment to delivering high-performance, energy-efficient solutions to the market. “Innovative and adaptable solutions like the VIG from LuxWall reflect Kolbe’s ongoing commitment to pushing the…
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FGIA Fall Conference Features Glass Workshop, Showcase
Two hands-on learning experiences will be offered during the Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance (FGIA) Fall Conference, taking place October 6-9 in Indianapolis, IN. During the Glass Products Council Workshop on October 8, participants will have the chance to see a demonstration of glass deflection and glass tools used for pressure adjustments to prevent seal…
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GGI Launches Pearl™ Satin Etched Glass and Mirror Line
GGI’s satin etched glass and mirror products support a wide range of interior and exterior applications. These include: Doors Partitions Wall cladding (back-painted) Furniture inserts Shower enclosures Feature walls Pearl™ offers designers an ideal solution for delivering privacy, light diffusion, and elegant texture—without sacrificing visibility or light transmission. Balik added, “Pearl™ satin etched glass has become one…
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What glass do I need for a glass extension?
What glass do I need for a glass extension is a question that should be top of your list when designing an extension. Safety, strength and solar gain are all important factors that need consideration when opting for a structure made heavily, or entirely from glass. Picking the wrong glass is certainly not a mistake…
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Vitro Architectural Glass Launches FramingFactor™ Tool
Vitro Architectural Glass has introduced FramingFactor™, a digital tool that allows users to quickly evaluate Total Assembly Performance (TAP) of insulating glass units (IGUs) in architects’ future builds.“FramingFactor™ is an essential tool that serves as a guide for users to evaluate performance data for both glazing and framing options when planning upcoming projects,” said Fernando…
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FGIA Updates Tolerances for Insulating Glass in Windows
The Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance (FGIA) has updated guidance for the dimensional tolerances of insulating glass units (IGUs) produced for installation in fenestration products. IGMA TB-1200-25, Guidelines for Insulating Glass Dimensional Tolerances, is now available for purchase in the FGIA online store. This document was last updated in 2016. IGMA TM-1200 is intended to assist…
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NGA Presents Technical Resource on Glass Nomenclature
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The National Glass Association (NGA) is pleased to announce the publication of a new Glass Technical Paper (GTP), FB78-25 Glass Nomenclature – Schema 1. Written descriptions of glass can often lead to misunderstandings due to vague or varied interpretations of the terms used. Different regions of the country and the world use different terminology, measurement systems and structure…
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Steel, Glass, and Concrete: The Rise of Industrial-Modern Homes
Some people think that industrial chic doesn’t work for a home. The design lacks warmth, natural light, or a grounding aura. They may be right. Then again, with the progress of construction technology, even the naysayers can be won over. The industrial-modern home is no longer confined to a niche aesthetic tucked away in urban…