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Anonymous users2024-01-23First of all, it should be noted that tempered glass will not self-detonate due to cold and hot changes (the reason for self-explosion is the special impurities in the glass), and tempered glass has very good resistance to cold and thermal shock - at least 150 degrees of cold and heat shock will not break.
Be sure to use tempered insulating glass, or even Low-E insulating glass. Because in winter, the most important thing you need to consider is thermal insulation, and if you use a single piece of tempered glass, your bath bomb may be useless. Low-E insulating glass is the best insulating glass, and it is made for thermal insulation.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Nothing! Tempered glass in the process of tempering! The problem of hot and cold self-explosion has been dealt with! As long as the glass produced by the regular manufacturer is used, there will be no such thing as what you are talking about!
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Tempered glass has strong impact resistance, good safety, strong thermal stability, large elastic deformation, and can withstand a certain impact and gravity, so it will not burst when it is extremely cold and hot, and there is a kind of tempered glass that is a kind of safety glass, so even if it bursts, it will not hurt people, but this kind of glass can not be processed, can only be customized, if you are still worried about safety.
I suggest you use clear plastic cabron, which is the kind of highly transparent plastic, absolutely safe, and I think it is better to use FRP for bathroom roofing, because his light transmits more than the bottom, does not see-through, has good weather resistance, and has high strength, of course.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Yes, there is no problem, it is recommended to use tempered glass with wet gluing, which must be 3C
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Anonymous users2024-01-19It shouldn't matter, when you buy it, choose one with high temperature parameters and high quality, it should be no problem. (It's okay to pour boiling water on the glass, let alone tempered).
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Anonymous users2024-01-18It doesn't matter, if you don't feel safe, then make laminated glass, and many hotel bathrooms are glass-insulated, and I'm also in Shanghai.
It's good to be hollow, although I think it's more expensive now, but I'll know it later.
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