Cat flap in wired glass

[^woody^]

Entrance doors are not fire doors.

A glazier can cut the glass.

 

[^woody^]

Your biggest problem here is that Georgian Wire Obscured Glass is no longer considered a safety glass

Where's the reference for that?

It's still being fitted as safety glass. However it is no longer considered suitable as fire resistant, so should not be used where that is a requirement.

 

[DNJ]

Seems a bit odd you're asking these questions if you're apparently 'up on all the fire regs'.

I'm ok with it being odd to you

 

[ronniecabers]

Where's the reference for that?

It's still being fitted as safety glass. However it is no longer considered suitable as fire resistant, so should not be used where that is a requirement.

Well seeing as I deal with glass every day
.. my glass wholesaler.
It is no longer a safety glass in obscure ( cast ) form, clear ( polished) is however . It is correct it also isn't a fire rated glass. A lot of misinformation regarding Georgian wire cast ( obscure ).... think I'd rather trust the manufacturer ! ( Pilkingtons )

 

[^woody^]

Well seeing as I deal with glass every day
.. my glass wholesaler.

Oh, but I deal with specifying glass and not those who sell it.

Next time your down the merchants, do us a favour and ask them.

 

[ronniecabers]

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Even Pilkingtons say it isn't... and they make the glass