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A home on the golf course estate at Connewarre lost the biggest piece of glass in the house. A double glazed panel three metres high and four and a half metres wide, six hundred and fifty kilograms of it, spanning...
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A window on the third storey of a home in Lorne let go on its own. No impact, nobody near it. The glass simply...
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A balustrade panel on this balcony let go on its own. Nobody hit it, nothing fell on it. One moment it was a sheet...
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A toughened glass panel next to a sliding door at a Manifold Heights property suddenly exploded. There was no impact damage anywhere on it....
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A sliding door panel at a Corio home spontaneously exploded with no impact at all. That failure pattern is typically caused by a nickel...
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A toughened sliding door at a Queenscliff property suddenly shattered, leaving a large opening in an external wall. It was Friday night. The size...
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A toughened sliding door panel at a Hamlyn Heights home shattered suddenly. The customer needed an after-hours repair to secure the house for the...
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A homeowner in Charlemont reported their toughened sliding door glass had spontaneously exploded with no impact at all. The pane broke into small pieces...
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A large toughened glass window at an Armstrong Creek property exploded unexpectedly. The pane shattered completely, leaving the opening unsafe and exposed to the...
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