(1) A generic term used to describe an infill material, such as glass, panels, etc. (2) The process of installing an infill material into a prepared opening in windows, door panels, partitions, etc.

A covering of transparent or translucent material (typically glass or plastic) used for admitting light.

Installing glass into windows and doors. SINGLE GLASS: Glazing with a single piece of glass. INSULATING GLASS: two panes of glass separated by a spacer and hermetically sealed together with dead air s [..]

Glazing is the generic term for the transparent material - usually glass - in a window, door or skylight. A single-glazed product has one pane of glass; a double-glazed product has two panes; a triple-glazed three; and a quad-glazed, four. A thin layer of suspended polyester film may be substituted for one of the panes inside a triple- or quad-glaz [..]

Placing of glass in windows or doors.

(n) A generic term used to describe an infill material such as glass, panels, etc. (v) the process of installing an infill material into a prepared opening in windows, door panels, partitions, etc.

Glass (and other materials) in a window or door. Also, the act or process of fitting a unit with glass.

A generic term used to describe an infill material such as glass, panels, etc. (v)

The operation of producing a bright, glossy or glass-like finish on the grain surface of leather by subjecting it to the action of a machine that rapidly draws, under pressure, a tool of glass across [..]

Industry term for a pane of glass in a window. The transparent materials in a window or door.

The process of installing glass panes.

The technique of applying a glossy surface to food. This can be done by basting the food with a sauce while it is cooking or by putting a glaze on it and placing briefly under the broiler. To glaze co [..]

The process of installing glass, which commonly is secured with glazier's points and glazing compound.

Any translucent or transparent material in exterior openings of buildings, including windows, skylights, sliding doors, the glass area of opaque doors, and glass block.

Fitting glass into windows or doors.

Placing of glass in windows or doors.

The fourth step in the manufacturing of ceramic tiles. Glazing liquid is prepared from a glass derivative called frit and colored dyes. The glaze is applied by either a high-pressure spray or is poure [..]

The fourth step in the manufacturing of ceramic tiles. Glazing liquid is prepared from a glass derivative called frit and colored dyes. The glaze is applied by either a high-pressure spray or is poured directly onto the tile.

Another term for glass. Can also refer to installing glass in a frame.

The glass panes or lights in the sash of a window. Also the installation of glass in a window.

Glass (and other material) in a window or door. Also, the act or process of fitting a unit with glass. Glazing stop:

Glass or plastic, translucent or transparent, used in walls to permit vision and/or the passage of solar light and heat.

The process of sealing the glass to the sash.

High-pressure pressing of the filter medium at elevated temperatures; fuses surface fibers to the body of the filter medium.

Installation of glass into the windows.

When referring to windows or doors, the transparent or translucent layer that transmits light. High-performance glazing may include multiple layers of glass or plastic, low-e coatings, and low-conduct [..]

Glaze or glazing is a thin shiny coating, or the act of applying the coating; In Art it may refer to: Glaze (painting technique), a layer of paint, thinned with a medium, so as to become somewhat tran [..]

Originally applied to OIL PAINTING. This term refers to the application of a transparent layer of color over a solid one so that the color of the first is profoundly modified, e.g. a transparent layer [..]

Glazing refers to the outermost layer found on ceramics that protect them from water and give them a decorative quality.

The opposite of impasto, glazing is done by diluting the pigments and layering one color over another. Glazing lends a softness and delicacy to the surface. It is most effective with an under-painted [..]

The process of applying a transparent layer of oil paint over a solid one so that the color of the first is profoundly modified.

The generic term for the transparent, or sometimes translucent, material in a window or a door. It is most often glass.

The glass portion of a window or door. Also refers to the actual process of installing the glass in a sash, frame or door panel. Grilles

applying thin, transparent washes of one color over another color

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