Glazing systems and specialty applications

Glazing gasket — illustrated detail

Glazing gasket

A preformed resilient component that seals, cushions, spaces, or retains glazing within a mechanically restrained frame system.

Glazing sealant — illustrated detail

Glazing sealant

A field- or factory-applied material used to seal glazing joints and, only when specifically designed and approved, to provide structural attachment.

Glass bite — illustrated detail

Glass bite

The dimension by which a frame, stop, sealant, clamp, or other support engages or overlaps the glass at its edge.

Setting block — illustrated detail

Setting block

A load-bearing glazing accessory placed beneath or at specified locations around a lite to support, position, and distribute glass weight or system loads.

Glazing pocket — illustrated detail

Glazing pocket

The frame recess or channel that receives and retains the glass, glazing materials, and required clearances.

Glass edge clearance — illustrated detail

Glass edge clearance

The designed space between the edge of a glass lite and the adjacent frame, stop, setting surface, or other hard component.

Residential vision glazing — view through the window

Vision glazing

Glazing intended to provide view or visible-light transmission through an occupied building opening.

Opaque spandrel band conceals the floor/insulation zone; transparent vision glazing is above and below.

Spandrel glazing

Opaque or visually obscured glazing used in nonvision areas, commonly to conceal floor edges, columns, insulation, or other building components.

Storefront — glass, frames and openings together

Glazing system

The complete combination of glass or other glazing material, frame, supports, seals, fasteners, accessories, and interfaces that provides a required building function.

Individual glass lites on a rack

Glass lite

One individual piece or pane of glass within a monolithic, laminated, or insulating-glass construction.

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