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Product Description:

Laminated Glass

1.Thickness:6.38-40.66

2.Min size:300*300

3.Max size:3660*2440

nated glass, is a kind of security compound glass made by sealing two or more pieces of glass together with PVB film through the process of heating and pressurization. The shape of the glass can be flat or curved.The laminated glass has 2 layers,3 layers,5 layers, 7 layers, or more.

Function and Characteristic of Skylight Laminated Glass:

1. Security: because of the agglutinated function of the PVB film, when the glass is broken, only bring into radiation-like crackle, the fragment will not scatter out. It is safe and can not hurt people. So, it is widely used in the windshield glass for automobiles.

2. Sound insulating : With a good damping function for sound wave, laminated glass is a favorable sound insulating material.

3. Energy saving: Laminated glass has better thermal performance than normal glass. Combined with insulating glass, laminated glass can achieve even better sound reduction effect and thermal insulation performance. Apparently, it is an ideal and safe energy-saving product.

4. U.V. Filtering : The interlayer can filter out ultra-violet rays, so that can prevent the indoor or objects such as furniture from fading.

5. Wider variety of color and patterns to choose for better decoration effect: PVB interlayer can be in various colors to meet with architect’s design intent and decoration requirements. It can also control transmittance of solar energy and reduce indoor air-condition load.

Specification of Skylight Laminated Glass:

Flat laminated glass: Thickness 6-40mm

Max size: 2650x6500mm

Min size: 150mm*150mm

Curved laminated glass: Thickness 6-30mm

Max size: 2000x3000mm

Min size: 300x400mm

Application of Skylight Laminated Glass:

Architectural door, window, ceiling, floor, partitions, stair-steps, handrails,railings, awnings and curtain wall glass.

Ships and automobile windshield glass.

Bullet/violence- resistant glass for financial places, exhibitions hall, hospital and jail,etc.Safety glass for furniture

Q: On the sixth floor there is a small rooftop with a channel roof, just at the door, just above, feng shui have pay attention to you: You are the building of the door above the point of no problem, but better! ... feng shui pay attention to the location, according to your birthday character, the five elements of the lack of choice to the bedroom position on it. As you said the door above, no

Q: The average thermal conductivity of the walls (including windows) and roof of a house is 4.8E-4 kW/m·°C, and their average thickness is 20.5 cm. The house is heated with natural gas, with a heat of combustion (energy given off per cubic meter of gas burned) of 9300 kcal/m3. How many cubic meters of gas must be burned each day to maintain an inside temperature of 27.0°C if the outside temperature is 0.0°C? Disregard radiation and energy loss by heat through the ground.I have no idea how to even go about solving this, so please show me work. THANKS!: The rate of heat transfer is given by Q = k A dT / x where k is thermal conductivity, A is the surface area, dT is the difference in temperature, and x is the thickness. If you plug in units you will see that W/m°C * m^2 °C / m gives you units of W. Hopefully from the figure you can calculate the surface area of the walls and roof. One watt is one Joule per second. One calorie is about 4.18 Joules. Use this information to find the amount of energy, in calories, that is expended over a period of 24 hours, and divide by 9,300,000 (don't forget this is in kilocalories) to find out how much gas is needed.

Q: Just bought my daughter an older ML 320. Sun roof was left open and it rained in and the windows will no longer work. Replaced the console unit. Didn't fix it Either the used console unit we bought was bad or do we have another problem? Thank you!: You may just need to let it dry out for a day or so after you check your fuses.

Q: I have a 2001 Honda Civic EX and I am having the hardest time figuring out how to test to find out which of the wires in my car turn each different motor and which way as well they turn to my windows and sun roof. When I test the wires coming from the switch from the door handle I get all the same drop in voltage and polarity when I switch one of the switches. I am unable to isolate which wire does what function to the windows and sun roof. What am I doing wrong to find this out? I believe it is either the wrong wires or the wrong way of testing. I need this to hook up my DEI 530t if that helps anyone.Thanks.: It really helps if you have an electrical schematic. many power windows and sunroofs have relays,some in some really strange places, that complicate troubleshooting and analysis. If you have a Chilton or Haynes repair manual, they usually have acceptable schematics. Some dealers are helpful (some not) in their service departments to give print outs from their computer knowledge base, if you ask 'em just right or have a friend. Sorry, the only manual I have for a Civic stops at '95. I wouldn't know how to do it without a schematic. It tells you what color wires go where and which ones are hot and when. There are also Honda forums, even manual sharing online. Good Luck!

Q: old 1200 sq ft, 1950's house in Charlotte NC, need a new roof and 14 new windows and new kitchen cabinets. How much will each of these things cost? whats a price range for each thing? any # I call to talk to some one more in depth? Please dont tell me to google it. I already know that. If you don not have specific prices please dont answer. Thanks: there are no specific answers as prices and styles vary. check with local contractors and talk to them about free estimates as no one can tell you the price like them. i had prices on my roof from 6800 to 2800 same roof just different contractors

Q: i live in an area where crime is high i would like to make my home safe to live in and would like to secure it are there any goverment grants to help me do this as iam unable afford the cost of doing so myself (oap) and iam worried about my safety: shield your home the slomins shield!

Q: Floating on both sides of the window, roof surface leakage, what is a good way to solve, or you can repair it, how charges: Floating on both sides of the bucket window redo, roof leakage to find the water to do waterproof.

Q: Air conditioning cooling tower elevation 29m, communication facilities elevation 30m, the hotel building height should be (election D30M) mA24; B28; C29; D30 is not the height of the street? More: Note that this is the planning area, of course, is 30. If it is non-construction height control area is 24

Q: Ok, I will see if I can give enough details for this to make sense. I live in a three level split. The kitchen is in the front. We have a bay window (without the seat) on the front wall of the house. We just purchased the house about a month ago, and recently noticed some water damage around the window. Now the roof does come out about a roof farther than the window. Could this water damage be from a bad roof or does it sounds like a window issue? There is zero damage anywhere else and unfortunately there is no way to get in the area above the trouble spot. I really don't want to spend $5000 on a new roof it isnt' the problem. We do know at one point there was an ice dam but that had been fixed. Can anyone give some insight??: What about the soffets above and next to the window. Are they sealed? Check the caulking or sealer around the windows, if it looks like there could be a problem with that I would start removing the old and adding new. I don't know how your window attaches to your house, but I am assuming it extends from the house, if it has its own little roof, it could easily be how the little roof attaches to the house. You might also look to see if there are some loose shingles above your window that during a strong window and rain storm could have flapped up and allowed wind to blow the rain under. Another possibility is if you have guttering, check to see if the guttering is glocked with leaves, sometimes if there is a seam in the soffet next to where the blockage is then the water can get in. You can easily fix that with cleaning the gutters and putting a bead of caulking on the seam. My guess at this point isn't that you will need an entire new roof. Watch for the next time it rains and go out and see how the rain is blowing. I would contact your real estate agent that sold the house to you and ask for some advice, because if the house was fixed from the ice problem there may be a warranty and it could be that the workmanship was not good. Either way, it may not be of cost to you. Start with the realtor and see what can be done that route.

Q: do i have to go onto the roof to fit a velux window?: If you want to do it the RIGHT way... you would/should go ONTO the roof in order to do it.

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