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structural glass

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structural glass [′strək·chə·rəl ′glas]
(materials)
A vitreous material cast as cubes, rectangular blocks, and rectangular plates to be used as a decorative covering for masonry walls.

structural glass
Glass, sometimes colored, which is cast in the form of cubes, rectangular (solid or hollow) blocks, tile, or large rectangular plates; used widely for wall surfacing.


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