Double Glazed Curtain Wall

Description

Double glazed curtain wall: This system is designed for use in large-scale commercial and institutional buildings. The unitized panels are factory assembled and glazed with double glazed units, which provides excellent thermal and acoustic performance. The system can be customized to meet specific design requirements and is available in a range of colors and finishes. Thermally broken double glazed curtain wall: This system is designed for use in low to mid-rise buildings and provides excellent thermal insulation and noise reduction. The system features a thermal break that separates the interior and exterior aluminum frames, which helps to prevent heat loss and improve energy efficiency.

Parameter	Value
Thickness	From 24mm to 32mm
Aluminum Frame Thickness	From 50mm to 150mm
Acoustic Performance	Measured in dB, with higher dB values indicating better noise reduction; can range from 35 dB to 50 dB
Fire Rating	Typically rated from 30 minutes to 120 minutes depending on the system and design requirements
Size	From 2.5m x 4.5m to 3m x 6m

Note: The parameter values may vary depending on the specific product and manufacturer.

 

Residential buildings: Double glazing curtain walls can be used in residential buildings to provide a bright and airy living space while also reducing energy costs. They are often used in high-end condominiums and apartments. 

Retail spaces: Double glazing curtain walls are commonly used in retail spaces, such as shopping malls and department stores, to create a visually striking entrance and allow natural light to enter the space.

Hospitality buildings: Double glazing curtain walls can also be used in hospitality buildings, such as hotels and resorts, to provide a luxurious and comfortable environment for guests. They can improve energy efficiency and reduce noise transmission, providing a more relaxing atmosphere.

 

 

 

Q: What is double glazing?

A: Double glazing is a window system that consists of two panes of glass separated by a gap, typically filled with air or an insulating gas. The gap provides improved thermal insulation and reduces noise transmission.

Q: What are the benefits of double glazing?

A: The benefits of double glazing include improved thermal insulation, reduced energy costs, increased comfort, and reduced noise transmission. Double glazing also improves security and reduces condensation.

Q: How does double glazing improve thermal insulation?

A: Double glazing improves thermal insulation by trapping a layer of air or gas between the two panes of glass. This layer acts as an insulator, reducing the amount of heat that is transferred through the window.