What Is Reflective Glass & How Is It Made?
What is Reflective Glass? Reflective glass is clear or tinted glass that has a very thin layer of metal or metallic oxide on the surface. The reflective coating is applied during the float
Glass with an outdoor reflectivity of 25% or more is often classified as highly reflective. Highly reflective glass has several benefits. Glass with high reflectivity can create a stunning mirrored effect on the façade, offering a bright and vibrant appearance.
The reflective coating reduces heat gain and glare from the outside while allowing visible light to enter. Characteristics of reflective glass include: Appearance: Reflective glass gives a building a mirror-like appearance. The coatings are available in silver, copper, gold and earth tone.
Many high-rise buildings, such as skyscrapers, use reflective glass on their windows. They are also commonly used in facades to provide a more seamless integration with the surrounding environment.
The key benefit of installing reflective glass over regular glass is the amount of heat radiation it offers, significantly lowering the cost of air conditioning. Listed below are the various features of reflective glass: Solar Control: Reflective glass blocks out a significant amount of the sun rays falling on it.
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