Glazing gasket
A preformed resilient component that seals, cushions, spaces, or retains glazing within a mechanically restrained frame system.
A preformed resilient component that seals, cushions, spaces, or retains glazing within a mechanically restrained frame system.
A field- or factory-applied material used to seal glazing joints and, only when specifically designed and approved, to provide structural attachment.
The dimension by which a frame, stop, sealant, clamp, or other support engages or overlaps the glass at its edge.
A load-bearing glazing accessory placed beneath or at specified locations around a lite to support, position, and distribute glass weight or system loads.
The frame recess or channel that receives and retains the glass, glazing materials, and required clearances.
The designed space between the edge of a glass lite and the adjacent frame, stop, setting surface, or other hard component.
Glazing intended to provide view or visible-light transmission through an occupied building opening.
Opaque or visually obscured glazing used in nonvision areas, commonly to conceal floor edges, columns, insulation, or other building components.
The complete combination of glass or other glazing material, frame, supports, seals, fasteners, accessories, and interfaces that provides a required building function.
One individual piece or pane of glass within a monolithic, laminated, or insulating-glass construction.