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Glass Block (Cloudy Green)

Glass Block (Cloudy Green)

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  • Packing:cartons

  • Standard:en1051-1

  • Origin:china

  • HS Code:70169090

  • Production Capacity:36 MILLION PCS PER YEAR

Product Description

We are the biggest glass blocks supplier in the world, our products quality control system have passed ISO9001, 14000, 28001, EN1051, SGS certified. Our base products GLASS BLOCKS have been sold all over the world.


The glass blocks we can produce and suply:
Clear glass blocks of 190X190X80mm
Blue/green/pink/brown of 190X190X80mm
Clear glass block of 240X115X80mm
Clear glass block of 240x240x80mm
Clear glass block of 190X190X95mm
Clear glass block of 145x145x95mm

Q: Theoretically, if glass dropped and the stress incurred was just less than that required to shatter it, would the next drop, no matter how small, break the glass? If not can it continue to take infinitely more stress damage as long as they each individually do not surpass its stress limit, even though their sum does?Note: I am asking this with the real life application of the glass backs of iPhones in mind
Glass is made harder and stronger through heat tempering. (Both Kiln and Chemical processes are used) Repeated drop-ball tests do not minimize the integrity of the heat tempered glass. Chips, scratches, or virtually invisible hairline fractures weaken the integrity of the glass. If you drop it enough, from the right height, or against the wrong surface, It Will Break!
Q: I want to build a modern/contemporary table that is just glass and a base. I can't justify paying hundreds of dollars for something so simple. Any ideas? I'd like an odd, round shape of glass like a kidney or egg shape. Where can I just buy the glass? Would a type of plastic that I could cut myself be just as good? Any ideas or suggestions would be appreciated.
try calling a few glass companies in your area, find them in the phone book. many sell this type of glass already beveled just for table tops. when on the phone with them, if they don't do it, ask them if they know of anybody that does. they may have a piece that was special ordered for a customer that did not pick it up. also try furniture stores. many have a clearance center that may have a piece of glass from a table that had the legs damaged. i used to work in a nice furniture store, and we always had table top glass with no legs. we sold it cheap.
Q: Any1 know wat that big glass building is next to City Hall in Cork???
i think its the new building for doing tax,bin charges etc. my friend thinks its a libary and i heard some1 else say it was part of the fire station so who knows....go in there someday thats the quickest way to find out!!!!!!!
Q: I wanted to build a glass ant farm but instead of using wood or plastic for the frame I wanted to use molding clay. Can I use the clay to build the frame to hold the two pieces of glass and to make a removable top or will it hurt my ants???
Using plaster would be better than clay. Fired ceramic clay would also be fine, but that gets fairly complicated. If you use plaster it will be fairly easy, but you have to build a frame for your ant farm out of wood or use a suitably sized plastic or strong cardboard box. You could take a plastic box, put one plane of glass down. Use modeling clay to make the chambers for your ant farm. Make sure you connect them. Then mix plaster and cover everything so high you can still see your chambers. Put second pane of glass on it. After plaster has set, you should be able to remove one pane of glass, get out the modeling clay, then put the pane back on, you can use small clamps if necessary. Plaster is pretty good for an ant farm since it soaks up water. You don't want an ant farm to be absolutely dry, that isn't good for the ants. They need a certain humidity. Of course you don't want it really wet either, you'll have to observe the ants to see what they prefer. You can water the ant farm periodically or put one side into water so it soaks up some water. You also have to move the ants to a new ant farm once in a while, since the ant farm will become dirty. Make sure you feed the ants proteins and not just sugar. Make sure you have an ant queen. A good way to start an ant farm is to collect a queen if you see one outside. Since ants swarm, that is a good time to find a lot of queens. Make sure the queen doesn't have wings any more, only then she is mated.
Q: Such as how many floors above the height, you must use more thick glass.
(1) 7 ° and 7 floors above the building outside the window; (b) the area of more than 1.5m2 window glass or glass bottom edge from the final decoration surface is less than the size of the building, the use of glass, (3) curtain wall (except for the whole glass screen); (four) tilt the installation window, all kinds of ceiling (including skylights, lighting roof), ceiling; (e) sightseeing elevator and its outer care; (7) stairs, balconies, platform corridors of the fence and atrium panels; (8) floor panels for pedestrian walking; (9) observation windows of aquariums and swimming pools (10) the entrance and entrance of the public building, the hall and other parts; (11) vulnerable to impact, the impact of other parts of the body caused by injury. The eleventh paragraph of this paragraph refers to the "construction glass application technical regulations" JGJ113-2009 and "glass curtain wall engineering technical specifications" JGJ102 called the site.
Q: Building glass film master film how ah, would like to see the specific construction examples?
I have seen the master of the building film and insulation film case, our department's leadership and several colleagues at home are posted, and recently still in construction, listen to our leadership that the effect is very good, and those who hot good service, so Also introduced a few colleagues posted, you can consider to contact them, people have a direct service to the door.
Q: Architectural painting Mark pen window how to draw
From top to bottom to deepen the color, the above reflects the color of the sky, the following is the color of the environment.
Q: What kind of glass is the glass?
Flat glass is not processed by other flat glass products, also known as white glass or clean glass. According to the production method is different, can be divided into ordinary flat glass and float glass. Flat glass is the largest in the building glass, the most used one, mainly for doors and windows, from lighting (visible light transmission than 85% 90%), enclosure, insulation, sound insulation and other effects, but also further processed into other technical glass The original film.
Q: Is there a place that sells glass panels to be mounted together so you can build your own glass dome bedroom? I don't mind a 7-8 foot wall and then a dome on top.
Yes okorder / you can ask with the details of your requirements. They answers promptly. Now you can complete your dream bedroom quickly. Wish one day I can visit your home to see it.
Q: Glass for building construction mainly.
The first known attempt to make glass in Canada began in 1819, when a German-born American entrepreneur worked for a year to establish a glass works at Rice Lake, Ontario, before his land grant was revoked and he abandoned the enterprise. The first recorded production of glass in Canada occurred in 1839 in the Mallorytown Glass Works, Ontario. Between 1840 and 1860, window glass and bottles were being made in five Canadian glass works in Quebec and Ontario. Window glass in Canada was first made in the 1850s in Quebec at the Canada Glass Works, Saint Jean, and the Ottawa Glass Works, Como. After 1880, new glass factories were established in Montreal, Wallaceburg (Ontario), and New Glasgow (Nova Scotia), with bottles, jars, and lamp chimneys their major products. By 1900, Canadian glass works were supplying about half of the Canadian market of 5.5 million people with bottles, lamps, and tableware. Most Canadian glass of this era consisted of pressed glass, machine-made glassware formed by pressure between a mechanically moving plunger and a mould. From 1839 to the present, glass works were established in forty-three Canadian communities from Nova Scotia to British Columbia. One of the largest was Dominion Glass with factories in Montreal, Toronto, Hamilton (Ontario), Wallaceburg, Winnipeg, Redcliff (Alberta), and Burnaby (British Columbia).

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