Blast-resistant glass block panel from Pittsburgh Corning

Blast-resistant glass block panel Pittsburgh Corning www.pittsburghcorning.com Provides daylight while also ensuring blast protection Meets Government Services Agency and Unified Facilities Criteria blast glass standards Panels consist of Tickset 90 glass block framed by a two-piece aluminum channel Sizes range from 4 feet square to 8 feet square Three patterns and custom sizes available

Blast-resistant glass block panel Pittsburgh Corning www.pittsburghcorning.com Provides daylight while also ensuring blast protection Meets Government Services Agency and Unified Facilities Criteria blast glass standards Panels consist of Tickset 90 glass block framed by a two-piece aluminum channel Sizes range from 4 feet square to 8 feet square Three patterns and custom sizes available

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