[APD] Re: Tempered glass?

[Dave Millman <dave at tactics_com>]

At 03:10 PM 9/5/2003, LeDeaux, David wrote:

> I have an opportunity to get a couple of sheets of glass out of a
> construction project going on here at work.  I figured that it would make a
> great cover for one of my tanks.  My concern is that they might be tempered
> glass.  Does anyone know how to tell by looking if it is tempered or not
> (besides hitting it with a hammer!).  I don't want it if I can't cut it to
> size.

There is almost no conceivable circumstance that non-tempered glass would 
be allowed by building codes for use in a "work" environment 
(industrial/commercial/retail), at least in the US. Except perhaps for a 
picture frame.

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