2. Dust, Cooking Fume, and Pollution Protection
Features
1. Energy Efficiency
Hollow glass windows and doors with built-in blinds are crafted from high-quality, double-layered tempered glass combined with imported aluminum blind slats and a hand-operated magnetic control mechanism. In summer, when the blinds are adjusted to the closed position, they effectively block direct sunlight and prevent the convection of hot and cold air, significantly reducing energy consumption for indoor air conditioning. Meanwhile, in winter, lifting the blinds allows direct sunlight to enter, maximizing heat absorption. Paired with the insulating 19–23mm hollow layer, this design dramatically enhances indoor warmth, helping to conserve energy and lower operational costs.
According to tests conducted by nationally recognized, authoritative institutions, the K-value (thermal transmittance) of hollow glass windows featuring built-in blinds can drop as low as below 1.9—far superior to the K-value of 3.0 typically seen in standard double-glazed windows. Even compared to low-E coated double-glazed units, which have a K-value of around 2.4, or single-pane glass with a K-value of approximately 5.8, these innovative windows stand out as top performers among all shading products. Additionally, their shading coefficient reaches as low as 0.16, making them one of the most effective solutions for controlling solar heat gain—significantly better than the 0.52–0.6 achieved by low-E double-glazed windows.
2. Dust,油烟, and Pollution Protection
This product offers excellent features such as dust resistance, smoke and grease protection, and anti-pollution capabilities. Additionally, thanks to its advanced high-tech magnetic induction drive system, opening and closing the louvers—and even their vertical movement—has become incredibly effortless. Best of all, the louvers require no cleaning whatsoever, making it a time-saving, labor-efficient, and cost-effective solution.
Meanwhile, these hollow glass windows and doors with built-in louvers not only create a personalized, private space but also quietly transform your surroundings into a serene, comfortable, and healthy environment—without you even realizing it.
3. Fire Resistance
In any building, traditional curtains are highly flammable—and once a fire breaks out, curtains made from materials like fabric or synthetic fibers can release large amounts of toxic smoke when burning, leading to suffocation and casualties among occupants. In contrast, hollow glass windows with built-in blinds not only remain unaffected by direct flames but also prevent the release of thick, hazardous smoke during a major fire. Additionally, double-layered tempered glass combined with integrated aluminum blind slats effectively blocks the spread of flames, significantly reducing the risk of fire outbreaks. This makes them a dependable, fire-resistant solution for enhanced safety.
4. Sound Insulation
According to tests, insulated glass typically reduces outdoor noise entering the room by about 25 decibels. When insulated glass windows and doors are fitted with built-in blinds, indoor noise levels drop even further, achieving a reduction of up to 36 decibels—and ensuring a perfectly soundproofed environment.
5. Frost Prevention
In regions with colder winters, where the temperature difference between indoors and outdoors is significant, conventional glass door and window systems often develop frost or ice buildup. However, when hollow glass windows with built-in blinds are used, their excellent air and water tightness effectively prevent moisture infiltration, thereby eliminating the formation of frost or ice on the window panes.
6. Safety
Featuring double-sided hollow tempered glass, it offers superior resistance to wind and external impacts, making it ideal for high-rise and coastal buildings—and can even replace traditional curtains. |
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