What material is manufactured in continuous long flat pieces and can be cut to size for windows?

Sheet glass is produced in continuous flat sheets, making it easily customizable for various applications, including windows. This type of glass is commonly used in a variety of construction and glazing projects because it can be cut to specific dimensions as needed. Its manufacturing process allows for large, thin pieces that can be easily handled and reshaped, which is essential for fitting into window frames.

While plate glass, wired glass, and tempered glass have distinct characteristics and uses, they are not typically described as being manufactured in continuous long flat pieces specifically meant for cutting to size in the same general way as sheet glass. Plate glass is thicker and usually polished, wired glass incorporates a wire mesh for safety but is less flexible in terms of modification, and tempered glass is treated for added strength and safety but is not typically cut after it has been tempered. Therefore, sheet glass is the material that fits the criteria of being manufactured in long flat pieces and easily cut for window applications.