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TB120 All-Glass Curtain Wall
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1. Transparency and visual effect: The all-glass curtain wall provides a wide field of vision and a highly transparent appearance, filling the interior of the building with natural light and providing a seamless connection with the external environment. It creates open, bright spaces and provides an aesthetically pleasing appearance.
2. Natural Lighting: The all-glass curtain wall maximizes the use of natural light and reduces the need for artificial lighting. It creates a more comfortable and healthy indoor environment, improving employee productivity and well-being.
3. Visual connection: All-glass curtain wall can provide a visual connection between the inside and outside of the building, making the indoor space integrated with the surrounding environment. This connection can increase people's appreciation of the outdoor scenery, cityscape or natural environment, creating a more attractive and unique environment.
4. Sustainability: An all-glass curtain wall can improve the energy efficiency of a building. It can reduce the need for artificial lighting, maximize the use of natural light, and provide good thermal insulation to reduce energy consumption.
5. Spatial Flexibility: All-glass curtain wall can provide greater design flexibility and make the internal spatial layout of the building more free. It creates a sense of open, permeable space and provides more freedom to adapt to different functional needs.
6. High efficiency and energy saving: The Thermal Break all-glass curtain wall can reduce the cooling and heating loads of the building, and reduce the energy demand of air conditioning and heating systems. This helps to save energy and reduce building operating costs.
7. Provide sound insulation performance: The Thermal Break all-glass curtain wall can provide better sound insulation performance and reduce the transmission of indoor and outdoor noise. This is especially important for buildings located in noisy environments or where there is a need to keep the interior quiet.
1. Transparency and visual effect: The all-glass curtain wall provides a wide field of vision and a highly transparent appearance, filling the interior of the building with natural light and providing a seamless connection with the external environment. It creates open, bright spaces and provides an aesthetically pleasing appearance.
2. Natural Lighting: The all-glass curtain wall maximizes the use of natural light and reduces the need for artificial lighting. It creates a more comfortable and healthy indoor environment, improving employee productivity and well-being.
3. Visual connection: All-glass curtain wall can provide a visual connection between the inside and outside of the building, making the indoor space integrated with the surrounding environment. This connection can increase people's appreciation of the outdoor scenery, cityscape or natural environment, creating a more attractive and unique environment.
4. Sustainability: An all-glass curtain wall can improve the energy efficiency of a building. It can reduce the need for artificial lighting, maximize the use of natural light, and provide good thermal insulation to reduce energy consumption.
5. Spatial Flexibility: All-glass curtain wall can provide greater design flexibility and make the internal spatial layout of the building more free. It creates a sense of open, permeable space and provides more freedom to adapt to different functional needs.
6. High efficiency and energy saving: The Thermal Break all-glass curtain wall can reduce the cooling and heating loads of the building, and reduce the energy demand of air conditioning and heating systems. This helps to save energy and reduce building operating costs.
7. Provide sound insulation performance: The Thermal Break all-glass curtain wall can provide better sound insulation performance and reduce the transmission of indoor and outdoor noise. This is especially important for buildings located in noisy environments or where there is a need to keep the interior quiet.
