Glazing

The first significant use of glass was during

the?

• Neolithic period

• Middle Ages

• Pre-historic Ages

• Renaissance period

Identify.

• Unit System

• Panel System

• Unit and Mullion System

• Column Cover and

  Spandrel System

Silicon Dioxide, is also called?

• Silica

• Sillyca

• Quartz

• Salt

The cement composed of fine powdered

chalk or lead oxide mixed with boiled or raw

linseed oil.

• Metal Sash Putty

• Wood Sash Putty

• Elastic Glazing Compound

• Polybutene Tape

Made of materials that adhere to non-porous

surfaces. Made in two parts

exterior glazing and interior glazing.

• Metal Sash Putty

• Elastic Glazing Compound

• Wood Sash Putty

• Polybutene Tape

Glass having irregular pattern formed in

the rolling process to obscure vision or to

diffuse light.

• Tempered Glass

• Wired Glass

• Patterned Glass

• Obscure Glass

A flat glass or patterned glass having a

square or diamond wire mesh embedded

within it to prevent shattering in the event of

breakage or excessive heat.

• Heat Strengthened Glass

• Tempered Glass

• Wired Glass

• Annealed Glass

This refers to the size of the glass pane or

unit required for glazing an opening allowing

for adequate edge clearances.

• Glass Size

• United Inches

• Setting Block

• Edge Block

A curtain wall system consisting of pre-assembled, framed wall units which may be pre-glazed or glazed after installations.

• Unit System

• Panel System

• Unit and mullion System

• Column Cover and Span System

A flat soda-lime-silica glass that is extremely

smooth and nearly distortion-free, manufactured

by pouring molten glass onto a surface of molten

tin and allowing it to cool slowly.

• Patterned Glass

• Structural Glass

• Float Glass

• Crown Glass