Glazing systems and specialty applications

A permanent guard, railing, balustrade, gate, or infill system in which glass or another glazing material is a major structural or protective component.

A complete exterior fenestration or impact-protection assembly qualified for specified missile impact and cyclic pressure conditions associated with hurricanes or similar windstorms.

A glazing material or complete system designed and tested for resistance to one or more defined threats such as forced entry, ballistic impact, containment, blast, or physical attack.

A location or product use where applicable law or code requires glazing that meets specified human-impact safety performance and identification requirements.

A listed and labeled glazing product or assembly evaluated for a defined fire-protection or fire-resistance function, duration, installation, and set of limitations.

An opaque or obscuring coating or opacifier applied to glass used in spandrel or other nonvision applications.

A post-applied film and, where specified, attachment system intended to improve fragment retention or tested resistance of an existing glazing assembly for defined hazards.

An applied film used primarily to change glass appearance, translucency, pattern, privacy, color, or graphics.

A ceramic enamel composition applied to glass in a pattern or continuous area and fused or otherwise processed during manufacture to create a durable decorative or opaque coating.

A manufactured polymeric film installed onto an existing glass surface to modify solar, optical, ultraviolet, decorative, privacy, safety, or security behavior.