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    Quote Originally Posted by riverbuilder View Post
    Yeah nice, just out of interest, did your insurance company give you any specifics on types and thickness Of the glass? I’m having discussions with a client now about similar.
    Hi mate, no I didn't discuss with insurance - didn't even think to. Be interested to know if there are any requirements.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DomAU View Post
    Hi mate, no I didn't discuss with insurance - didn't even think to. Be interested to know if there are any requirements.
    As per regs must be safety glass, either toughened or laminated
    The person who never made a mistake never made anything

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    Quote Originally Posted by rwbuild View Post
    As per regs must be safety glass, either toughened or laminated
    Ray

    Is that when the area of glass is over a certain size? (1m²?) it is a long time since I made a large window and in those day it had to be laminated (maybe toughened, but mine was laminated and about 2m².)

    However, I particularly noted that Dom had divided up his door into many small panes and did that "not so simple act" remove the necessity for special glass other than the normal thickness? His panes are really unlike the aluminium window panes that are just a strip of metal over the top and are really still a single large sheet.

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    Looks like-

    As a general guide you must use safety glass in:
    -all glass doors
    - low level glass (if larger than 1.2 metres - areas under 1.2 metres require a minimum of 5mm thick glass)
    throughout your home if you are running a childcare business.

    Low-level is below 1.2m in height I believe. You can also apply a glass film to achieve the safety rating.

    Cheers, Dom

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