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Publication 193 Steel supported glazing systems: interfaces

Publication Year

1997

Document Status

Current

Abstract

Modern glazing systems often rely on steel support structures which are visually expressed and important architectural elements. Tubular steel components and trusses combine structural efficiency with aesthetics. The glazing systems are frequently bolted to steel support structures. The bolts provide point support to the glazing panels instead of the continuous edge support provided by conventional frames. Applications of bolted glazing systems from simple shop windows to multi-storey glazed walls and large atria. Bolted fixings are commonly located toward the corners of glazing panels, and sometimes additionally at intermediate points on long edges. They connect glazing panels to glazing support attachments which in turn are connected to support structures.

Author

Ryan, P., Otlet, M. and Ogden, R. G.

ISBN

9781859420706

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Steel Construction Institute

With over 30 years experience, the Steel Construction Institute provide technical expertise and best practice to the steel construction sector.

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