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Tempered Glass Or Not?

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Hi, I have a situation here. I have a contractor to install some glass work around my house. Despite asking for tempered glass material, I don't see the word 'tempered' at any 4 corners of them.

I am concern of safety and quality as I afraid my contractor will short-change me with cheap glass instead tempered galss as agreed.

Anyone can assist?

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Ask your contractor to shown the tempered glass proof.

If you don't believe what the contractor has said or proof.

The only way is - test it.

Break the glass and see

Contractor where got proof one. You ask them for it, they think you are looking for trouble.

Need a sample to test right. Anyone with experience or in this field? if we provide the brand name or something?

I also have the same concern. Anyone can advise? Maybe pay for professional for assessment. Any contacts?

I also have the same concern. Anyone can advise? Maybe pay for professional for assessment. Any contacts?

Ask show supplier invoice/receipt or something to that effect? Doubt he or she will pay more if your concern is "short-change".

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Yes. More concern of safety. Cos there isn't any 'tempered' sign or wording. Very worrying.

i did question the glass supplier about the quality of their glass during my renovation period. all the uncle did was to hit the glass real hard (really very hard till the glass panel vibrates) using his fist, and the whole thing is still intact. well that put my mind at ease. but then i'm still careful with my 2 sliding glass. tempered or not it is still glass and there's always risk of it falling apart.

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