Curtain wall glass is glass to be used in large, uninterrupted areas of a building envelope, creating consistent, attractive facades. The variety of glass products allows architects and designers to control many aspects of aesthetics and performance, including thermal and solar control, sound reduction, security, as well as color, light transmission, and glare.
High-performance architectural glass can provide thermal insulation and/or solar control and therefore have a positive impact on the overall energy efficiency of the building envelope.
Curtain wall constructions enable the use of glass in extensive, uninterrupted areas, resulting in attractive glass facades.
Large and uninterrupted glazed areas can allow plenty of natural daylight into a building, while creating a sense of openness and connection with the surroundings.
The use of sound control glass can help reduce disturbing noise from the outside and create a quiet environment inside a building. This is especially interesting for projects located in urban areas with a lot of road traffic, or for buildings located close to train stations or airports.
There are various types of glass used for curtain wall systems, each with specific advantages based on the intended use:
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