Solar control glass can be used to keep interiors more comfortable by preventing excessive heat buildup in sunny weather reducing the need for costly air conditioning or blinds.
How does it work
Solar control glass has a microscopically thin coating on one side that reflects heat from the sun to the outside. This helps to prevent overheating in large areas of glazing. It can also reduce uncomfortable glare from direct sunlight.
Benefits
Using a solar control glass allows for large areas of glazing without excessive heat build up in summer. This is particularly useful in glass conservatory roofs or south facing glazed areas.
Reflects heat from the sun to keep interiors cooler, even with large areas of glazing for your home.
Less need for costly air conditioning or unsightly blinds for maximum light and a feeling of space.
An energy efficient way to keep interiors cooler.
Filters uncomfortable glare from the sun, whilst letting in lots of natural light.
Solar control glass, such as the SGG COOL-LITE range, can be combined with many other products for multi-functional glazing, low-maintenance, noise reduction, decorative glass and enhanced safety and security.
Solar control glass is ideal for residential buildings where the need for additional light means large areas of glazing are required, creating a light space without excess solar heat.
