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REGARD ICGCP1316 Glass Clad Polycarbonate Specification Sheet PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Detention Security Glazing Thickness Weight .684 .824 6.3 Lbs per SF Available sizes Any size up to maximum 60 96

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1. Start by gathering all the necessary tools and materials, including glass clad polycarbonate sheets, a cutter, measuring tape, and adhesive.
2. Measure the dimensions of the area where the glass clad polycarbonate needs to be installed accurately.
3. Use a cutter to carefully cut the glass clad polycarbonate sheets according to the measured dimensions.
4. Clean the surface where the glass clad polycarbonate will be installed to ensure proper adhesion.
5. Apply adhesive to one side of the glass clad polycarbonate sheet, ensuring even coverage.
6. Carefully position the sheet onto the surface, aligning it properly with the measured dimensions.
7. Press down firmly onto the sheet to ensure good adhesion and remove any air bubbles.
8. Repeat the process for each sheet, ensuring proper alignment and adhesion between each piece.
9. Allow the adhesive to dry according to the manufacturer's instructions before further handling or installation.

Who needs glass clad polycarbonate:

1. Architects and designers looking for versatile and durable materials for their projects.
2. Builders and contractors who want to incorporate a lightweight and shatter-resistant material into their construction projects.
3. Homeowners who are looking for an alternative to traditional glass that provides better insulation and impact resistance, such as for windows or patio enclosures.
4. Greenhouse owners who require a material that allows maximum light transmission while offering high impact strength and UV resistance.
5. Industries that require protective barriers, such as manufacturing facilities or sports arenas, where glass clad polycarbonate can be used for safety purposes.
6. Retailers or businesses that want to create attractive and modern storefronts or displays using glass clad polycarbonate.
7. Individuals or organizations involved in DIY projects where the durability and versatility of glass clad polycarbonate can be advantageous.

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What is glass clad polycarbonate?

Glass clad polycarbonate is a type of material that combines the strength of polycarbonate with the aesthetics of glass.

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What is the purpose of glass clad polycarbonate?

The purpose of glass clad polycarbonate is to provide a durable and transparent material for various applications, such as windows, skylights, and protective barriers.

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Information such as the composition of the materials, dimensions, intended use, and any hazardous components must be reported.

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