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Thanks for this @craig do you think there are any grounds for the glass company to replace these units? Or get any money back? As you say the GGF guidelines are quite specific and at 3 meters directly ahead of the glass in defused light you dont see that much distortion. BUT in every other condition you see crazy distortion.
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Thanks @craig but surely this is not a normal amount of roller wave? Why is it so bad in this case? Poor quality?
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Thanks so much for the replies. So frustrating. From what we gather the glass is: Toughened Double Glazed Slimite Sealed units with Low E coating. The manufacturer is claiming this is normal which is crazy! BUT apparently the Glass Federation only label glass as defective if you can see distortions from head on, in diffused light, from 3 meters and from inside the house. So specific and to be honest its quite hard to see defections in this specific scenario. We've spoken to some other manufactures who agree the distortion is excessive. Convincing the glass manfactuerer to replace them all seems unlikely and the cost to us would be huge! there are 200 panes. AAAAHHHH Thanks again for all the help
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Hi All We are installing some timber casement style, toughened and double glazed windows. The reflections in the glass are incredible distorted and warping. we find it incredibly ugly: please take a look at the video below or follow these links to a youtube / google photos video: https://youtu.be/nL4GE2H9B10 And some more on google photos: https://photos.app.goo.gl/AvvSsvkgk69mhm9P6 We're pretty devastated and keen to work out if this is poor manufacturing etc? the joiner and glass company claim this is normal. but ive never seen anything like this and im sure i would have noticed. Is this normal? Is it poor quality? Any advice would be a huge help. thank you., Many thanks for your time! Charlie WARP8.mov