Are you looking for some practice questions based on glass and glazing? Why don't you play the following quiz to review your knowledge regarding this material? Generally, the word glazing means glass that is installed in the frame or wall of windows. The below test consists of some basic questions related to these terms. Do you know what the primary components of glass are? Let's check out such interesting questions here. Take up this quiz and learn some new things about glass.
20mm thick soild glass
Tinted glass
Insulated glass
Fritted glass
Tempered
Float
Laminated
Wired
Float
Glass block
Jalousie
Laminated
Wired glass
Float glass
Laminated
Tempered
Float glass
Clear glass
Reflective glass
Tinted glass
Cars
Yourself
Trees
Nearest building from the glass
Float glass
Corrugated glass
Sheet glass
Glass blocks
Double glazing window
Heavy drapes
Concrete wall
Bricks
Yes
No, use mechanical horizontal rolling shade
Yes, if the curtain is thick enough
No, unless match the facade color
A type of glass where you can see interior walls during night time. tinted
Reflective
Tempered
Insulated
Tempered glass
Tinted glass
Clear glass
Laminated glass
It will crack slowly and break into sharp pieces
It will break into small pieces
It will break but will not splinter
It will crack but not splinter
It will break into pieces
It will break but not splinter
It will not break
It will break but bigger pieces
Float
Sheet
Laminated
Insulated
Gaps spaced with sealant fully filled with air
Gaps fully filled with butyl
Gaps fully filled with silicone
First layer is glass second layer is silicone and third layer is glass again
Colored glass
Pattern glass
Plate glass
Flat glass
Float glass
Plate glass
Pattern glass
Wired glass
Diamond
Sharp stone
Wire
Snapper
High resistant to breakage
Flexible
Highly susceptible to breakage
Resilient
Pvc
Pbv
Dry air
Weather strip
Low-E coatings
U - factor
Poly-sulfide layer
U- value coatings
R- value
U- value
U- Factor
Low-E value
R- value
U- value
U- Factor
Low-E value
R- value
U- value
U- Factor
Low-E value
.50 and above .40
.30 - .40
.20 or less
.60 and above