Glass manifestations don’t necessarily have to be adhered to for every window or door within a public building. This is usually because of their size, shape or position – if a significant risk isn’t apparent to the public. Full height glass in windows, partitions and doors require glass manifestation to make sure that it is apparent which helps to prevent potential accidents. The Building Regulations 2000 Part M states that glass entrance doors and glass screens will satisfy requirement M1 or M2 if:

a) They are clearly defined with glass manifestations on the glass at two levels, between 850mm and 1000mm and between 1400mm and 1600mm above the floor, contrasting visually with the background seen through the glass (both inside and out) in all lighting conditions.

b) Manifestations takes the form of logo or sign at least 150mm high (repeated if on a glazed screen), or a decorative feature such as broken lines or continuous bands, at least 50mm high).

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A school within the London area requested simple dot manifestations to make their glass comply with building regulations. These were designed, printed, cut and installed by our team of fully vetted, experienced fitters. While everyone’s glass manifestation requirements can be totally different, there are tons of different creative ways you can design them. A huge benefit to schools and offices is the privacy factor that Ultrastop window films manifestations can provide. While many open planed offices, meeting rooms or studies have a surrounding of glass, glass manifestations allow for these areas to segregated for individual or private work.

We also provide regulation complying manifestations to shops, showrooms, restaurants, offices, factories, public spaces and more.

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