Minas 71, Huixquilucan, Edo. Méx.
Scratched glass · State of Mexico · Jan. 2020 – Jul. 2020
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This case is part of Grupo GNOVIA’s Corporate Library and documents an intervention at Minas 71, Huixquilucan, Edo. Méx., with visual evidence of the project and a record of scratched glass.
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Scratched glass
Scratches alter reflection, transparency and the visual reading of a façade. Under side lighting they become more noticeable and may become handover or post-construction punch-list issues.
The restoration corrects the surface through controlled stages and recovers optical uniformity without removing the glass when access and configuration allow it.
Ground level or ladder-assisted access
This case is classified as ground-level or ladder-assisted work because the library does not explicitly record the use of suspended platforms or rope access.
When a project requires work at height, we operate using suspended platforms, scaffolding, rope access or other means supplied or coordinated according to site conditions. Execution depends on safe access, permits and appropriate site conditions.
In most cases, feasibility can be confirmed from technical information, measurements, location and a description of the damage. On-site visits are mainly reserved for significant volumes or special access conditions.
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