Glass bridges in Malaysia that will 'elevate' your experience


Take your selfie skills to the next level at the observation deck of the Skyscape at Menara JLand. — Photos: Filepic

Constructing bridges and flooring from glass may be unfathomable to some, considering it isn’t the most durable of materials – especially when it comes to bearing the full weight of a human being standing and walking on it, let alone hundreds (or thousands!) in one go.

Still, that doesn’t hinder humankind from incorporating it into structural designs.

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