Rules & Regulations

All glazing and mirrors used in the construction of stands must consist of either shatterproof (laminated glass designed not to shatter, made with a layer of clear plastic inserted between two glass sheets) or splinter proof (glass that breaks, forms rounded and formed fragments rather than sharp splinters) safety glass.  Documentary evidence or labelling is required.   

 
Damaged glass and glazing products must be repaired so as not to be a hazard to persons in the halls or removed from the halls immediately. Any uninterrupted or large areas of clear glazing or mirrors must be indicated with warning stripes, dots, logos, or other similar means. Corners must be polished or protected if they would otherwise pose a hazard to people striking them. 

 
Overhead glazing or mirrors shall be of wired or laminated glass to ensure they are adequately protected from shattering.