Glass Canopy
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Glass Canopy
- A glass canopy typically refers to a transparent or translucent structure made of glass that extends over an entrance, walkway, or outdoor space to provide shelter from the elements while allowing natural light to pass through.
- Glass canopies are commonly used in architecture to enhance the aesthetic appeal of a building, create a sense of openness, and protect visitors from rain, snow, or sunlight. They can be found in various settings, including commercial buildings, residential properties, and public spaces like bus stops or train stations.
- Glass canopies can be supported by metal or wooden frames, or they can be suspended using cables or other support systems, depending on the design and structural requirements.
