GlazeGuard® 250 Composite Opaque Glazing Panels, 1/4" Nominal Thickness, Sizes: 48" x 96", 48" x 120", 48" x 144", 60" x 96", 60" x 120", 60" x 144"
GlazeGuard® 250
Opaque Glazing Panels
Product Description
GlazeGuard® 250 is a composite panel for use as a glazing infill made by laminating two prefinished aluminum skins to a substrate of tempered hardboard. These panels are designed for use as a replacement or complement to glass in windows, storefront, modesty screens, railing inserts, etc.
Similar in thickness to GlazeGuard® 250 WR (both are 1/4"), these panels offer more impact resistance than the lightweight composition offered by the plastic core.
Installation Overview
GlazeGuard® panels are installed in aluminum glazing/storefront channels (by others) typically on setting blocks and sealed using rubber gaskets. Since they are encapsulated on all four sides by this channel, no mechanical fasteners, adhesives, or moldings are used in the installation of these panels.
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Opaque Glazing Panels
- Impact resistant tempered hardboard substrate
- Installed in the same basic manner as glass
- Attractive alternative or complement to glass
- Available in Kynar 500®, metallics & anodized finishes (as well as porcelain enamel steel)
- Little or no maintenance is required
Product Description
GlazeGuard® 250 is a composite panel for use as a glazing infill made by laminating two prefinished aluminum skins to a substrate of tempered hardboard. These panels are designed for use as a replacement or complement to glass in windows, storefront, modesty screens, railing inserts, etc.
Similar in thickness to GlazeGuard® 250 WR (both are 1/4"), these panels offer more impact resistance than the lightweight composition offered by the plastic core.
Installation Overview
GlazeGuard® panels are installed in aluminum glazing/storefront channels (by others) typically on setting blocks and sealed using rubber gaskets. Since they are encapsulated on all four sides by this channel, no mechanical fasteners, adhesives, or moldings are used in the installation of these panels.
[View Mock Up Of Installation] (shown above)
Region availability
| North America |
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United States |
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