The Toronto condominium developer at the centre of a controversy over glass falling on the city's streets, has announced it is replacing all of the glass in the balconies of three of its buildings.
The buildings, all in downtown Toronto, will have the existing tempered glass used in their balconies replaced with laminated glass.
The company, Lanterra Developments, said in a statement the new glass "loosely resembles the type of safety glass utilized in automobile windshields. The advantage of utilizing laminated glass is that in combination with using the latest available railing technologies, these laminated panels retain their structure in the event of a fracture and stay in place on the balcony should any breakage occur."
Will they still charge obscene amounts for the shoeboxes they call condos. You bet your glass threatened life.
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