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Window glass are used to keep out debris, secure belongings, and insulate your house. But depending on the type of glass you use, glass windows serve different purposes. For instance, while clouded glass is known to provide homes with privacy, it may also block off a significant amount of natural light.
On the other hand, obscured windows (which can be frosted, ribbed, etc.) give more design options than tempered windows, which let in less natural light. Ectvery glass category has a somewhat different design to appeal to customers who appreciate particular charaeristics.
The following are the advantages of glass windows:
- Energy Efficiency
- Durability
- Privacy
- Aesthetics
- Cost
Type of Window Glass
The market is filled with a wide variety of window glass options. Among these, a few of the most popular window coverings for houses are:
Glass Float
Float glass is a form of glass used in most windows. Flattening and smoothing the surface is achieved by floating molten glass above the liquid tin. Float glass is inexpensive and readily available, however, it may not insulate as well as other forms of glass.
Tempered Glass
Toughened window glass, often known as tempered glass, is a kind of safety glass that has been strengthened beyond ordinary glass through the application of controlled heat or chemicals. It is necessary to heat the glass to a very high temperature and then immediately cool it down. The glass cools more quickly on the outside than the interior due to this rapid cooling, which results in tension loads within and compression strains outside.
Low-E Glass
Heat cannot pass through LOW-E (low-emissivity) window glass because of a thin, nearly transparent coating. By reducing the amount of heat that escapes in colder areas and the amount that the sun gains in warmer climates, this item contributes to energy conservation. This reduces the cost of heating and cooling while improving comfort in dwellings.
Glass Laminated
In laminated window glass, manufacturers typically use polyvinyl butyral (PVB) to create a robust layer that connects at least two layers of glass. This design makes the building safer by preventing glass breakage, reducing noise, and strengthening the structure’s resistance to collisions and break-ins.
Glass Stained
The stained glass’s vibrant colors and detailed patterns transform everyday light into a breathtaking display of color and narrative. These delicate fusions of artistry and skill adorn hallowed spaces and construct wonders, inspiring contemplation and awe in others.