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What are the Ts for on highrise buildings?
Dear Matt:
I work in a highrise downtown and on some of the windows there are these Ts on the outside of the glass. I look out the window to a nearby high rise, and that building has them too. I've worked in five buildings downtown, and they all seem to have them. They are either white or yellow and always a capital T. What are they for?
-- J.B., Pt. Loma
They are for keeping away aggravation. Aggravation from building inspectors. All those highrise windows have to be made of tempered glass -- glass that's extra strong and shatters into little lumps instead of lethal shards if it's broken. Each pane of highrise glass must be marked with a T to show that it's up to code. Just lost that big sale? Because of the tempered-glass law, you can throw your phone through the window with little risk of cutting your jugular.
Here's something you might be interested in.
What are the Ts for on highrise buildings?
What are the Ts for on highrise buildings?
Dear Matt:
I work in a highrise downtown and on some of the windows there are these Ts on the outside of the glass. I look out the window to a nearby high rise, and that building has them too. I've worked in five buildings downtown, and they all seem to have them. They are either white or yellow and always a capital T. What are they for?
-- J.B., Pt. Loma
They are for keeping away aggravation. Aggravation from building inspectors. All those highrise windows have to be made of tempered glass -- glass that's extra strong and shatters into little lumps instead of lethal shards if it's broken. Each pane of highrise glass must be marked with a T to show that it's up to code. Just lost that big sale? Because of the tempered-glass law, you can throw your phone through the window with little risk of cutting your jugular.
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