Glass as a Fire Construction

Imrich Mikolai

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.855.195

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Glass as a Fire Construction

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Mass using of transparent building constructions as a fire construction has been marked in Slovakia of late. The transparent building constructions are most especially using for a inter fire compartments and also as a non-loadbearing facades. Important phase of transparent building constructions developing was possibility to design them thanks to varied offering of production the systems.

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