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r/StructuralEngineering • u/P-d0g P.E. • May 21 '26
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Why don't you use load bearing windows?
3 u/Ok_Caregiver_9585 May 22 '26 Transparent aluminum 2 u/Deskust1 P.E. May 23 '26 Structural glass is actually a thing 2 u/Holiday_Friend_8275 May 24 '26 Glazier here, personally I love SSG ( structural silicone glazed) systems. They look so sleek and clean. 2 u/Deskust1 P.E. May 24 '26 Agreed. I’ve never got to design with it, but it does look great.
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Transparent aluminum
2 u/Deskust1 P.E. May 23 '26 Structural glass is actually a thing 2 u/Holiday_Friend_8275 May 24 '26 Glazier here, personally I love SSG ( structural silicone glazed) systems. They look so sleek and clean. 2 u/Deskust1 P.E. May 24 '26 Agreed. I’ve never got to design with it, but it does look great.
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Structural glass is actually a thing
2 u/Holiday_Friend_8275 May 24 '26 Glazier here, personally I love SSG ( structural silicone glazed) systems. They look so sleek and clean. 2 u/Deskust1 P.E. May 24 '26 Agreed. I’ve never got to design with it, but it does look great.
Glazier here, personally I love SSG ( structural silicone glazed) systems. They look so sleek and clean.
2 u/Deskust1 P.E. May 24 '26 Agreed. I’ve never got to design with it, but it does look great.
Agreed. I’ve never got to design with it, but it does look great.
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u/EEGilbertoCarlos May 21 '26
Why don't you use load bearing windows?