During the warmer months, Solar Control Glass 70/35 plays a crucial role in reflecting the sun’s heat, which helps maintain a cooler internal environment. This feature makes it particularly ideal for glazing facing East, South, or West, as these orientations tend to receive the highest levels of solar heat. In winter, the thermal insulation properties come into play, helping to keep indoor spaces warmer, achieving an impressive Ug-value of only 1.0 W/m²K. Additionally, Our solar control glazing 70/35 reduces glare and provides protection for furnishings against harmful UV rays.
This glass can be effectively used in conservatory side walls, bi-fold doors, glass extensions, and large glazing areas, such as glass walls.
Durajoin Solar Control double glazing 70/35 is an excellent choice for helping to future-proof windows and doors, ensuring they meet the upcoming requirements set by new building regulations for preventing overheating in new residential buildings in both England and Wales, effective from 2022. The implementation of these regulations is expected to increase the demand for solar control glass, like Durajoin’s Solar Control glass 70/35, in newly constructed homes.
Moreover, Durajoin Solar Control Glass 70/35 assists windows and doors in meeting U-value requirements for replacements and extensions, contributing to energy efficiency and comfort in modern living.
