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 What is a Window?

W indows are important role in garnering a comfortable quality

of life. The word “Windows” many have diverse meaning for all sorts
of people. For the resident, windows bring natural light and solar heat,
fresh air and a view of what lays outside. For the architect and designer,
windows shape the facade, interrupt wall or roof systems and call for
special detailing at their boundaries. For the mechanical engineer, they
are sources of overheating, cooling or air infiltration. For the builder,
windows are spots where many divergent materials and trades have to
join together.
A window is a filter of conditions between inside and outside,
which can be operable and to some degree transparent to natural light.
A window can be depicted as anything one can see through.
satisfy the occupants should be accounted for in the evaluation of design
options. (Comfort and user satisfaction are becoming accepted as
intrinsic parts of the total building performance and windows certainly
affect this. However, this aspect of window performance is beyond the
scope of this series of papers.) The heating, cooling, humidification and
lighting of the space are prime examples of systems affected by window
design and operation. For example, operable windows are the nightmare
of mechanical engineers, even though they mean paradise on earth to
the occupants, who feel more in control of their environment.
Moreover the installation of tighter windows in existing buildings affects
the indoor climate: mechanical ventilation rates may have to be
increased to account for the reduction in air leakage, humidifiers may
have to be turned down and heating systems may become oversized.

What Affects Window Performance?

There are three broad aspects of window performance. First,
the physical characteristics of the window as a compilation of building
materials, with each of these materials performing various functions.
The most common factory component a building are the windows.
Because they are an assembly of materials that is part of a system, they
have to perform the same tasks as opaque walls and other things of
similar sort. Besides modulating heat flow, sound transmission, air and
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What Are the Requirements for Windows?
Expectations of windows have increased over the years and
yet the conditions of exposure have become more severe. As one can
see, these demands not only relate to the windows but to the environ-
ment they create inside. The performance requirements for windows are
as follows:

control heat flow,

rain leakage, widows are also expect to perform functions like control air flow,
transmitting light without causing glare, to bring in fresh air without control water vapour flow,
causing drafts and letting in insects, to be airtight but easy to operate, to control condensation,
bring in solar heat during the rainy seasons but not in summer. The control rain and snow penetration,
design and performance evaluation of windows is a complex procedure control solar and other radiation,
because of all their functions. control sound transmission,
After the windows have prevent the entry of insects,
been selected, proper detailing of the control fire propagation,
window-wall interface is the next step. be usable as fire exits all year long,
Problems usually arise from the walls prevent forced entry,
or on the windows, when this task is be easy to operate by all groups of users,
not done properly. Air infiltration in provide strength and rigidity,
mild weather can induce rain penetra- maintain satisfactory performance over service life,
tion, which shows up at the head of be appealing and harmonious with the surroundings,
the window (some must penetrate at be economical.
the sill too, but it ‘just’ gets into the
wall, and does not show up inside). A
proper weather tight connection does Heat Flow
not mean merely caulking the outside The control of heat flow is a not at altogether easy because
face of the window frame to the heat can flow from outside to inside during sunny and warm days. Not
cladding and stuffing fibrous insulation only that, but there can also be heat leaving the building from inside;
in the cavity. The mechanical Figure 1. The window system as a filter. how much depends on the thermal resistance of the window compo-
connection of the window to the rough opening in the wall is also nents. The thermal resistance of the glazing comes from the airspace
crucial to the proper transfer of wind loads to the structure. Air between the panes of glass and from the
tightness is the key to interstitial condensation and rain penetration thin films of air at the inside and
control; estimation of joint movement for proper selection of sealing outside surfaces of the assembly that
materials is one of its critical aspects. Flashings, rain deflectors, and slow down the heat transfer. The glass
cavity drainage complete a proper has trifling resistance to heat flow.
approach to the installation of Coatings of low emissivity applied on
windows. glass or plastic to reduce the flow of
heat radiating from objects and people
Windows also affect the inside, and gases other than air to fill
indoor environment. Their the cavity of sealed glazing units are
thermal and optical characteris- the most recent available developments
tics, size, orientation, operability for increasing the RSI value of glazing. Figure 3. RSI value of double glazing.
windows

and treatment with shading Products that are in charge of solar radiation have been
devices have an impact on the manufactured by companies since the last 20 years. Buildings mainly use
comfort of occupants and the glass that absorb heat and reflective coatings on glass, but coatings
operation of mechanical systems. reducing the entry of ultraviolet radiation are slowly gaining popularity.
Glare, overheating and cooling Glazing is used as an energy filter: whether it be solar energy, radiation
effects, draughts and outside noise energy from objects and people or energy from sound waves.
affect the physical comfort of Figure 2. Discontinuity of functions at wall- In certain instances, windows may have to be retrofitted rather than
occupants, while their psychological window interface. replaced. In order to improve their thermal performance, the applica-
comfort can also be affected by communication — or lack of it — with tion of adhesive films on the existing glass is important to control solar
the outside world. How much glazing, what type and where to place it to heat gains and reduce internal heat losses.
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 Air Leakage
Windows must resist air leakage, which in turn affects comfort
and condensation potential and energy control. The materials have low
permeability to air, thus, the connections between materials are the
main areas requiring attention. Sealants and gaskets are used for the fixed
parts of the window, while a weather stripping is used for the operable
parts of the window.
At the glazing-sash junction, wet or dry seals are used; they
should be compatible with the sealing material of the sealed glazing unit.
In wood windows, wet seals are commonly used. Sealants are usually
functional as cap beads at the outside of the joint; the application of
similar seals on the inside of the joint as cap and heel beads is equally
important. The heel bead is actually the sealant ensuring air tightness of
the assembly; the others control direct water entry from rain or
condensation. In vinyl and aluminum sashes, dry and wet seals are used: a
rubber-like grip can be installed as a cap seal on one or both sides of the
glazing unit and a heel seal provides air tightness between the glazing and
the sash . The heel seal is not part of all window designs on the market
and therefore can be used as a selection criteria.
sash can reduce the extent of the problem.
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Figure 4. Wet seals in wood sash-glazing junction.
Figure 5. Dry and wet seals in aluminum sash-glazing junction.
For the operable parts of the window, a large variety of
weather strippings are commonly used. The shape and material used
depends upon the mode of operation of the window. For example, in a
pivot window (casement or awning), the weatherstrippings can be tubular
and made of plastic PVC or a synthetic rubber like EPDM (ethylene
propylene diene monomer), or a straight strip of material can be used.
There are a variety of shapes but they all work on the same principle;
the material is compressed as the sash is closed. In sliding windows, angle
strips made of metal, PVC or EPDM, and synthetic brushes are generally
used.
Water Vapour Flow
The control of water
vapour flow through a window is
linked to the control of air flow,
windows
since vapour diffusion in most
window materials (aluminum, steel,
glass, PVC, protected wood) is
very small. For example, in
unsealed double glazing, exfiltrated
humid air can condense between
the panes of glass (Figure 6). A
better tightening of the existing
inside sash or, as a default, a slight
opening of the exterior Figure 6. Condensation between panes of
unsealed glazing.
Condensation
The control of condensation not only impairs visibility but
also, the liquid condensate can worsen sash, frame and sill as well as the
interior finish and the supporting wall. When the temperature of a
surface falls below the dew point of the inside air in its vicinity, moisture
will condense on the surface. Relative humidity of inside air and the
temperature of the glazing, sash and frame are the two elements to act
upon in order to solve the problem. In order to reduce the moisture level
in the inside air, the moisture sources (human activities, humidifiers, soil,
wood for heating, Inside etc.) have to be reduced and/or the ventilation
has to be increased. Many strategies can be used to increase the
temperature of the inside surface of the windows. The RSI value of the
window component can be increased by the addition of another air
space, usually formed by a glass or plastic layer, inside, tightly covering
either the whole window or the glazing only. The warm air inside the
room can be better circulated next to the windows, with fans or by
removal of barriers (heavy curtains, air deflectors, large furniture) in
front of windows and warm air registers or radiators.
The installation of tighter windows in an existing building
increases its air tightness, which in turn increases the relative humidity
inside. Subsequently, this increases the condensation potential on the
new windows. By performing better than the previous windows, they
have become more vulnerable to condensation. The real explanation is
often a disturbed balance between the rates of ventilation and moisture
generation, and the lack of recognition of the interaction between
building systems.
Rain Penetration
Rain penetration can be controlled by applying the rain screen
principle to the interface of glazing-sash and sash-frame components.
The rain screen
principle is based upon
the control of the
forces that can move
water through small
openings, rather than
the elimination of the
openings themselves.
The kinetic energy of
raindrops, gravity,
capillary action and
air pressure difference
are the forces that
Figure 7a. Rain screen wood window, vertical section at sill.
can lead to water
penetration through
small openings. Since
an air pressure
difference between the
outside and the air
pockets within the
window assembly is a
significant force
causing air infiltration,
which pushes water in,
better control at a
pressure differential
Figure 7b. Rain screen applied to aluminum window.
reduces rain penetration.
For equalization of the air pressure in the cavity of these interfaces with
that of the outside, there must be an air seal on the inside of the cavity
and a rain deflector on the outside; the cavity must communicate with
the outside air and must be drained.
Sound Transmission
The control of sound transmission through windows entails
large cavities between layers (multiple glazing), heavy layers (thicker
glass) and reduction of the structural connection between layers
(separate frames and sashes for inner and outer layers). They certainly
have to be as airtight as possible: usually fixed windows provide much
better sound transmission control than operable windows.
Entry of Insects
Screens must be added to the window to prevent the entry of
insects. The fitting of the screen is critical to prevent insects from
getting in. Observation and common sense will indicate the type of
screens that do not let bugs crawl around and are easy to remove and
reinstall for cleaning.
Ease of Operation
The ease of operation of windows sometimes conflicts with
the requirement of air and sound tightness. The mechanism of operation
of the window and its hardware, as well as the thermal and moisture
movement of the sash and frame materials, affect the ‘operability’ of
the window.
Strength and Durability
Glass is a fragile material which falls short when tension is
applied. Even though its potential tensile strength is 6900 MPa, failure
occurs at stresses far below this value because of surface imperfections;
some of these are inborn to the manufacturing process of the glass and
some are mechanically induced. In order to provide strength and
resistance to breakage, and ensure that glass that breaks does not fallout
of its frame, fully tempered, heat-strengthened, wired and laminated
glass have been developed.
Fully tempered glass is a kind of glass where both surfaces are in
compression and the core is in tension. The glass is strengthened by
heating it to near its softening point, then chilling it rapidly. The
surfaces cool and contract while the interior of the glass is still warm.
When the interior shrinks, the surfaces are rigid and are compressed by
the contraction of the interior. Thus any tension stress imposed on the
glass has to overcome the initial compression stress prior to affecting
the glass in tension; that results in a glass three to five times more
resistant to failure by bending, impact or thermal stress than annealed
glass. The weakness of tempered glass is its edges: a light impact with a
sharp object can cause its failure. It also has to be cut to size before being
tempered because cutting after tempering results in shattering of the
sheet.
Heat-strengthened glass receives a heat treatment similar to that
used for fully tempered glass but the temperature and rates of cooling
produce a lower level of surface compression. It is suitable for applica-
tions where annealed glass could be used but where additional strength
and thermal endurance are desirable.
Wired glass has a wire mesh embedded in the molten glass during the
manufacturing process. Its main advantage is provided by the wire, which
holds the pieces of glass together after fracture has occurred.
Wired glass is used in fire separations, for burglar protection and where
protection from flying glass is required in high risk areas.
Laminated glass comprises two or more sheets bonded together with
intermediate layers of plastic. Laminated glass is no more resistant to
fracture than monolithic glass, but in case of fracture, the plastic
interlayer holds the fragments in place. A combination of glass and inter
layers can be designed for such uses as sound control, solar heating
control, bullet-resistance and blast-resistance.
Fire Propagation
Glazing is measured as an insubstantial point for the propaga-
tion of fire to other storeys or other buildings. The Philippine govern-
ment limits the area of windows according to the occupancy of the
space, the distance from the lot line, or the limiting distance and the
geometry of the facade.
What Are the Requirements for the Wall-
Window Interface?
The detailing of the wall-window interface is critical to the
continuity of functions over the enclosure. More often than not, these
details are only given importance when it is time to install the actual
windows. The little ‘gap’ between the rough opening and the window
frame can threaten the performance of the whole system. Problems of
rain penetration, air infiltration or efflorescence on masonry can relate
to a lack of continuity of the functions of the envelope around windows
(rather than through them). The plane of air tightness in the window
and in the walls must be clearly identified by the designers so that the
two appropriate components get joined together properly. Adhesive
elastomeric membranes used as wall air barriers in high rise construction
also make the interface with the window frame airtight. By extension,
strips of these membranes join other materials acting as wall air barriers
to the window frame. Sprayed-on polyurethane foam (PUF) insulation is
also used because it can provide both thermal insulation and airtightness;
however, the movement PUP can accommodate, its adherence to
various substrates and the potential transfer of the vertical loads above
the window in case of wall settlement have to be addressed.
Figure 8. Window-wall interface: what and how to join together.
- What is the wall air barrier?
- Where is the plane of airtightness in the window?
- Will the rain screen principle be applied or the face seal
approach be taken?
- How large should the joint be, and what materials should be
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used to seal it?
The rain screen principle can also be applied at the interface
between walls and windows in order to achieve low maintenance of the
joints and better performance. The structural connection between the
window and the wall is vital to the proper transfer of wind and other
loads to the structure. Most often, the head of the window is not
attached in any way to the header; this tends to increase the potential
displacement of the window frame relative to the rough opening. The
locations of anchor points also affect the expansion and contraction of
the joint and the selection of the sealing materials.
The installation of replacement windows in existing construc-
tion is probably more complex than installing windows in new construc-
tion because one has to deal with what is there, and one does not always
know what is there before decisions are made. For example, the wall-
window interface should be airtight and this implies that a plane of air
tightness exists in the wall itself, which is unlikely in most older
buildings. What do you join the window frame to? This difficulty
probably explains why so many retrofitted buildings have been ‘face
sealed’ on the outside without any type of inside sealing; new windows
may well suffer from rain penetration because of that compromise. In
existing buildings (commercial, residential and institutional) where wood
windows are replaced, the decision to keep or remove the existing wood
frame, and to insert the new window
frame in the rough wall opening or in
the existing frame is important . Often
the new frame is inserted into the old
one, and everything is covered on the
outside with an aluminum sheeting and
face sealed. This means the rain screen
principle is not applied and the size of
the gap around the window has doubled,
resulting in increased air leakage at the
wall window interface.
A discernment and admira-
windows
tion of what has to be achieved, of the
sequence of construction, and of the
way to design the details so that it will
be possible to build on are of utmost
importance. To make sure the window
carries out all its intended functions, a
replica can initially be tested in the
laboratory to evaluate if it can work,
Figure 9. Typical window
and on location to validate whether it is replacement in houses: no rain
being built to the specifications. screen, no airtightness.
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Hardware notes:
Technology

Häfele Philippines, Inc. Cebu Sales Office

103 Central Business Park U-5, 7 and 9 Mercedes
Amang Rodriguez Avenue Commercial Center A. Cortez
Manggahan, Pasig City 1611 Ave., Mandaue City 6014
Metro Manila, Philippines Cebu, Philippines
Tel. (632) 6815354 / 55 / 52 / 41 Tel. (6332) 3453672
(632) 6815313 to 16 (6332) 345-6617
Fax. (632) 681-1214 / 5341 Fax. (6332) 3466044
E-mail: info@hafele.com.ph
 POINT-FIXED STRUCTURAL GLASS SYSTEM freedom of design
Is a refined and technologically Innovative structural glazing system which offer total freedom of design by exploiting the
simplicity of the 3-dimensional format using simple components to create a minimalist solution to glass facade.

GLASS FIN
The glass facade panels are suspended from a beam or slab by means
of concealed clamps. Lateral support is provided by tempered glass
fins, which are independently clamped to the building structure. For
high-span façade, the fins are installed in sections,held together by
stainless steel sliced joints.

TRUSS
S E RUT CUR T
These offer many design possibilities, and can be selected from a wide range of sizes
and shape, made of stainless or coated steel, to blend with other internal or external
features.

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CABLE
The cable system is formed from two single stainless steel cable, tied to the building using
turnbuckles and fork-ends. The system maintain the lateral support under wind load. The integrity
and stability of the glazed panels are ensured by the cable, arranged horizontally and vertically,
fixed to the structure.

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minimize all obstruction visually. The Structure can be installed vertically
and horizontally, accentuating the feeling of lightness of the structure and
allow a Panoramic view.

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 Doors & Windows
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08110 steel doors & frames 08210 cont.

Basic Machinery Corp. Makati 811-1572 Timberco QC 426-4218
CMC NIVRA Industries Pasig 631-9520 V Roque Woodworks Corp. Makati 844-3673
Diatech Success Group Inc. (Maxsteel) QC 936-7518 Victorian Woodworks Inc. KC 983-4888
Doortech System QC 911-4026
FELPORT INTERNATIONAL MARKETING QC 363-1344
727-3862
08220 plastic doors
Filipinas Shutters, Inc. Rizal 655-1501
LEC Steel Mfg. QC 362-2443 Duralco Inc. QC 724-5734
Metrotech Steel Industries, Inc. KC 364-0607 Emerald Vinyl Corp. (Sheerframe) Mand. 534-0467
Multi-Line QC 929-9911 KENNETH & MOCK DESIGNS, INC. QC 715-8777
Rapid Forming Corp. SJ 726-3503 Konstrak International, Inc. QC 438-5110
LYS Marketing Corp. QC 372-6018
Southern Steel Works Manila 253-2460
Win-Dor Steel Mfg. Co. Inc. QC 635-0739 Neltex (Viewmakers) Makati 894-5901
Nu-Crest Corp. QC 635-0677
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Poly Door Industries Sales Manila 282-5603

Tanay Industries Corp. QC 372-9479
08120 aluminum doors & frames Upson Industries Corp. QC 939-5002
AGS Incorporated SJ 725-7328
Alvin Glass & Aluminum Inc. QC 372-3611
Ching Beng Glass & Alum. Supply Manila 781-6791 08330 coiling doors & grilles
Concepcion Glass & Alum. Supply LP 871-1435
Duralco, Inc. QC 724-5734 Abomar Corp. Makati 899-6296
Basic Machinery Corp. Makati 811-1572
Eastern Aluminum Center QC 372-2059 CMC NIVRA Industries Pasig 631-9520
Glass World Inc. QC 921-4946 Diatech Success Group Inc. (Maxsteel) QC 936-7518
Greenhills Glass & Aluminum QC 722-6858 Doortech System QC 911-4026
Hi-Grade Glass & Aluminum Supplies Inc. Pasig 655-3994
Ideal Manufacturing Enterprises, Inc. QC 731-7360 Dwightsteel Building Systems Inc. (Shuttershield) SJ 724-4720
Filipinas Shutters, Inc. Rizal 655-1501
Konstrak International, Inc. (Bradnam’s) QC 438-5110 Futura Decor Products Tel. 727-3056
PAGCS QC 913-8315 828 Torres St., Brgy. Addition Hills, Mandaluyong Fax 726-5718
Philco Metal Philippines Inc. QC 363-8877 Gatelink Inorporated QC 634-7149
Roland Glass & Aluminum Corp. PC 831-7921 LEC Steel Mfg. QC 362-2443
Roosevelt Aluminum Products Co., Inc. QC 371-7796
Manila Shutters Manufacturing QC 437-7300
Showeramic Aluminum & Glass Corp. Manila 251-9002 Metrotech Steel Industries, Inc. KC 364-0607
Sunrays Aluminum & glass Corp. QC 929-4299 Roll Up Shutters Enterprises Manila 288-9592
Vicente Glass Supply Manila 254-8291 Stainless Steel Industries, Inc. Pasig 631-1821

08210 wood doors 08341 cold storage doors

Goldvest Trading Phils., Inc. QC 723-8848
Acts Woodworks QC 362-4706
CMC NIVRA Industries Pasig 631-9520
Basic Machinery Corp. Makati 811-1572
Central Wood Products Inc. QC 714-6138
Delta Wood Products Corp. Pasig 641-0586
Genwood Industries Inc. Pasig 631-7435 08350 folding doors & grilles
Grace Park Industries KC 361-8881
ABC Décor Centre Makati 843-4782
Herdex International Corp. QC 913-1427
Asian Blinds Makati 889-0970
Maharlika Wood Industries Inc. QC 911-6861
Distinctive Window Fashion QC 416-1820
MATIMCO INCORPORATED QC 366-7009
Centrum Interiors Co.
Glass

Mkna 941-2297
MGS Woodworkd Mand. 718-1885
Citi Projects QC 924-5522
MSD Wood Products Val. 983-9456
EBHea Furnishings Inc. Mand. 531-8071
Nu-Crest Corp. QC 635-0677
Hi-Class Venetian Blinds & Design Center Manila 244-7521
PACIFIC TIMBER EXPORT CORP. SJ 724-8070
Jassen Décor Enterprises SJ 727-1883
R & M Roque Sash Works Manila 740-8191
Mega Blinds Center KC 363-5197
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08350 cont. 08520 cont.

Moduwall Architectural Products, Inc. Pasig 631-8812 Duralco, Inc. QC 724-5734
Nu-Crest Corp. QC 635-0674/77 Eastern Aluminum Center QC 372-2059
Projects Unlimited (Phils) Inc. Manila 243-8888 Glass World Inc. QC 921-4946
Robins Home Depot, Inc. (hyperwood) QC 366-9662 Greenhills Glass & Aluminum QC 722-6858
Streamline Blinds Center Manila 242-9829 Hi-Grade Glass & Aluminum Supplies Inc. Pasig 655-3994

Tanay Industries Corp. QC 372-9478 Ideal Manufacturing Enterprises, Inc. QC 731-7360

Variflex Partitions Systems, Inc. Antipolo 650-8245 Konstrak International, Inc. (Bradnam’s) QC 438-5110
Varifold Architectural Products Makati 882-0272 PAGCS QC 913-8315
Roland Glass & Aluminum Corp. PC 831-7921
Roosevelt Aluminum Products Co., Inc. QC 371-7796
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Showeramic Aluminum & Glass Corp. Manila 251-9002
AGS Incorporated SJ 725-7328 Sunrays Aluminum & glass Corp. QC 929-4299
Alvin Glass & Aluminum Inc. QC 372-3611 Vicente Glass Supply Manila 254-8291
Chain Glass Enterprises Inc. Manila 781-6791

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COMGLASCO CORP. KC 330-6372
Concepcion Glass & Alum. Supply LP 871-1435 08550 wood windows
Consolidated Glazing Corp. Pasig 671-2377 Acts Woodworks QC 414-3099
Glassworks Industries, Inc. Mand. 724-9115 Canadian Asian Enterprises (Andersen) SJ 722-6671
Glass World Inc. QC 921-4946 MATIMCO INCORPORATED QC 366-7009
Hi-Grade Glass & Aluminum Supplies Inc. Pasig 655-3994 Cebu (032)346-1080
Neltex Development Co., Inc. (Vistawall) Makati 812-5431 Rovitron Enterprises (Hurd) Makati 833-9320

PAGCS QC 913-8315 Timberco QC 426-4218

Republic-Asahi Glass Corp. Pasig 641-1981 V Roque Woodworks Corp. Makati 844-3673

08460 automatic entrance doors 08560 plastic windows

Ad Lib Int’l. Sales, Inc. Mand. 721-2828 EMERALD VINYL CORP. (SHEERFRAME) Mand. 534-0467
CMC NIVRA Industries Pasig 631-9520 EurovekPhils. Inc. PC 521-7542
Morning Sun Aluminum & Glass Contractor QC 433-3246 KENNETH & MOCK DESIGNS, INC. QC 715-8777
Multi-Line QC 929-9911 Neltex (Viewmakers) Makati 894-5901
Sales Glass & Aluminum Supply Corp. Manila 711-7447

Sequtech Corp. Makati 845-3444 08600 Skylights

Sunrays Aluminum & glass Corp. QC 929-4299
Top-Master Metal Corp. QC 242-8091 Alvin Glass & Aluminum Inc. QC 372-3611
UNITED EXPERTS INTERNATIONAL, INC. (EPCO) Pasig 632-0650 Concepcion Glass & Alum. Supply LP 871-1435
632-0687 Consolidated Glazing Corp. Pasig 671-2377
Eastern Aluminum Center QC 372-2059
Yutiam Hardware Co., Inc. Manila 711-4959 to61 Greenhills Glass & Aluminum QC 722-6858

International Polygreen Plastics Manila 523-1611

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08510 steel windows K Plast Inc. Manila 525-8913

Multi Resources Building Products Inc. SJ 724-3910
Southern Steel Works Manila 253-2460 PAGCS QC 913-8315
Stainless Steel Industries, Inc. Pasig 631-1821 Spurway Enterprises QC 725-5667
Win-Dor Steel Mfg Co Inc. QC 635-0739
Sunrays Aluminum & glass Corp. QC 929-4299

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08710 door hardware
AGS Incorporated SJ 725-7328
Apollo Interior Supply Phils. Inc. Pasig 637-6931 Basic Machinery Corp. Makati 811-1572
Alvin Glass & Aluminum Inc. QC 372-3611 DEXTERTON INDUSTRIAL CORP. KC 361-6006
Ching Beng Glass & Alum. Supply Manila 781-6791 (Bonco, Colombo, Iseo, Newstar, Topdor) 362-0251
Concepcion Glass & Alum. Supply LP 871-1435 FELPORT INTERNATIONAL MARKETING QC 363-1344
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Globe International Distributor Center, Inc. (Faultless) QC 372-9466 Angel Arts Co. Inc. Makati 896-7516
HAFELE Pasig 681-5352 Chain Glass Enterprises Inc. Manila 781-6791
Limson Marketing (Sentry, Yale) PC 831-9339 Formacraft Enterprises Inc. SJ 721-2556
Main Hardware Manila 733-2616 Glass Elegance QC 951-0361
Philman Commercial, Inc. (Yale, MIWA) Manila 734-0809 Kitani Glassworks Inc. Manila 716-4546

Robins Home Depot Inc. (Tesa) QC 416-4921 Kraut Art Glass PC 521-6488
Tamsons Enterprises, Inc. Manila 242-1384 Pacific Glass Corp. Mand. 631-8221
UNITED EXPERTS INTERNATIONAL, INC. (EPCO) Pasig 632-0650 RAR Glass Art Specialtist Makati 889-2463
WITCO International Trading Corp. Manila 562-5926 Seagull Glass Works Inc. Makati 897-4036
SGA International Inc. Makati 844-8177

08720 weatherstripping & seals SGO (Phil.) Inc. QC 365-0887

Spectrum Glass International Inc. Pque. 832-0494
A Dimaguila Enterprises, Inc. Makati 843-5123 Vitreartus Glass Art Co. SPL 847-2647
Apex Commerical Manila 243-3483
Cord Chemicals, Inc. Mand. 531-1180
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Fosroc Philippines Pasig 645-1786

Goldtown Import (Phils.) KC 364-7840
AA Aluminum Supply Inc. QC 911-5011
H.B. Fuller (Phils.), Inc. Laguna 844-5976 ACEG Steel Inc. Mand. 531-1276
Pacmac, Inc. Makati 843-5051 Fred Aluminum & Glass Corp. Mand. 534-3759
PAGCS (Oncor) QC 913-8315 COMGLASCO CORP. KC 330-6372
Republic Chemical Industries, Inc. (Pioneer) QC 721-5781 Concepcion Glass & Alum. Supply LP 871-1435
Sika Philippines, Inc. LP 806-2875
Consolidated Glazing Corp. (GE) Pasig 671-2377
Tamsons Enterprises, Inc. (Selleys) Manila 242-1384 K Plast Inc. Manila 525-8913
Transmega Marketing Company (Bostik) Mand. 533-3429 Manila Acrylic Center Manila 241-0669
UNITED EXPERTS INTERNATIONAL, INC. (EPCO) Pasig 632-0650 Mc Donnell Marketing Manila 734-9854
Unicorn Safety Glass Inc. KC 364-1604 Naturalite Industrial Corp. Manila 253-2197
Wise & Company, Inc. Makati 886-5860
New Youngster Industries, Inc. KC 361-3870
Philippine Acrylic & Chemical Coorp. (Philiglas) Manila 242-8024
08740 electro-mechanical hardware Phil. Stylene & PVC Mfg. Corp. QC 937-5335
Modern Art QC 724-7607
A Dream-Mond Electromatic Co. Pasig 640-2527 P&L Taguig 837-8246
Elid Technology International, Inc. SJ 724-0197
HAFELE Pasig 681-5352 Standards Plastics Corp. QC 364-0484
Multi-Line QC 929-9911 Sunrays Aluminum & Glass Corp. QC 929-4299
Pacific Security Systems (Vincard) Manila 527-7171 Young’s Engineering Co. Inc. QC 712-2377

Systems Products Corp. QC 920-5677

Yutiam Hardware Co., Inc. Manila 711-4959 08900 glazed curtain walls
AGS Incorporated SJ 725-7328
08810 glass Alvin Glass & Aluminum Inc. QC 372-3611
Chain Glass Enterprises Inc. Manila 781-6791
AGS Incorporated SJ 725-7328 Ching Beng Glass & Aluminum Supply Manila 733-3489
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Chain Glass Enterprises Inc. Manila 781-6791 COMGLASCO CORP. Makati 894-3823
COMGLASCO CORP. KC 330-6372
GlassTemp Industries Corp. QC 372-3896 Concepcion Glass & Alum. Supply LP 871-1435
GlassWorks Industries Inc. Mand. 724-9115 Consolidated Glazing Corp. (GE) Pasig 671-2377
Glassworks Industries, Inc. Mand. 724-9115
Hyatt Industrial Manufacturing Corp. (Visteon) Mand. 727-0661 Glass World Inc. QC 921-4946
Pacific Glass Corp. Mand. 631-8221 Neltex Development Co., Inc. (Vistawall) Makati 812-5431
Republic-Asahi Glass Corp. Pasig 641-1981
Solid Glass & Aluminum Corp.. QC 714-3765 PAGCS QC 913-8315
Sun Industrial Corp. KC 367-8815 Republic-Asahi Glass Corp. Pasig 641-1981
UNITED EXPERTS INTERNATIONAL, INC. Pasig 632-0650
Unicorn Safety Glass Inc. KC 364-1604 632-0687
UNITED EXPERTS INTERNATIONAL, INC. Pasig 632-0650
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