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How security and safety glass is used in different kinds of building, and what each sector needs to plan for.
Retail shops
Shops depend on big panes of glass to sell, and the same glass is the easiest way in after closing. Laminated security glass…
Jewellers and pawnbrokers
Jewellers, pawnbrokers and watch shops keep high-value stock in a small space, often right behind the window. The glass here has…
Pharmacies
Pharmacies combine a retail shopfront, a dispensary holding medicines and controlled drugs, and counters where staff deal face to…
Convenience stores and petrol stations
Late-opening shops and petrol station kiosks handle cash, tobacco and alcohol, often with one member of staff on shift at night.…
Banks, post offices and bureaux de change
Cash counters need glass that protects staff without getting in the way of service. Counter screens, secure doors and, where the…
Offices and receptions
Modern offices use a lot of glass, from entrance doors and ground-floor windows to internal partitions. Some of it has to be…
Schools and colleges
Schools have glass at child height everywhere: classroom doors, corridor screens, low windows and halls. Safety glazing protects…
Healthcare and surgeries
GP surgeries, clinics and dental practices need welcoming entrances and reception areas, but also safe glass and protection for…
Councils and public buildings
Council offices, libraries, housing offices and other public buildings need glass that is safe for the public, protects…
Homeowners and landlords
For most homes the weak points are ground-floor windows, glazed back doors and patio doors at the rear of the house, out of sight…
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