Glass Manifestations

Frosted, clear and coloured films can all be precision cut by machine to deliver a perfect recreation of the design you require. Cut window film can be used to incorporate branding elements into your windows and glazing.

DDA regulations

DDA manifestations are a legal requirement required throughout the work place to comply with building regulations. Glazing should be clearly identified with minimal requirements for 2 rows of 50mm dots, squares, bands or a bespoke design, located between 85cm – 100cm and at between 140cm – 160cm from the floor level on the glass.

Document M States that:
“People with visual impairment should be in no doubt as to the location of the glass entrance doors, especially when they are within a glazed screen. The choice of a different style of manifestation for the door and the glazed screen can help to differentiate between them. The presence of the door should be apparent not only when it is shut but also when it is open. Where it can be held open, steps should be taken to avoid people being harmed by walking into the door.”

How does it affect me?

It is the legal responsibility of the building owner and the occupier to ensure that all glazing complies with the above regulations.

Glass entrance doors and glazed screens will satisfy the requirement laid out in document M if;

For more information about the safety of glazing in critical locations, or cut bespoke graphics please contact us.

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