What is Glazing?
Glazing refers to the process of installing glass or other transparent or translucent materials in windows, doors, or other building openings to allow natural light to enter a space and to provide a view of the outdoors.
Glazing materials may include single or double pane glass, acrylic, polycarbonate, or other transparent or translucent materials. The type of glazing used depends on various factors such as energy efficiency, sound insulation, security, and aesthetics. 
Glazing can also refer to the process of applying a thin layer of coating or paint on a surface, such as wood, metal, or ceramic, to provide a protective or decorative finish. This type of glazing is commonly used in furniture making, pottery, and painting. Glazes may be glossy or matte, and can range in color from transparent to opaque. They can also provide a variety of effects such as crackling, stippling, or speckling.
