• GANA TD 03-1003 (R2010)
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GANA TD 03-1003 (R2010)

  • Construction Site Protection and Maintenance of Architectural Glass (Glass Information Builletin)
  • Bulletin / Circular by Glass Association of North America, 10/01/2003
  • Publisher: GANA

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During glass manufacturing, fabrication and installation, products are carefully handled to prevent surface and edge damage. Materials are packaged to provide protection during shipment and delivery. Once finished materials are placed on a construction site, they become exposed to a variety of conditions and influences that can adversely affect product aesthetics and functionality. Irreparable glass damage can occur from improper storage and handling, exposure to chemicals and leaching agents, prolonged exposure to moisture, mechanical attack and breakage, damage related to adjacent construction activities and improper cleaning methods. This document discusses why steps must be taken to avoid permanent damage to glass. This document was published in October 2003.

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