The key performance indicator for solar control glass is the g-value (solar factor)—a parameter that determines how much of the total solar energy enters the interior. The lower the g-value, the more effective the protection against overheating. At Vitroterm-Murów, we use solar control glass with highly optimized parameters—compliant with EN 410 — ensuring full alignment with project requirements.
Importantly, our solar control glass maintains a high level of visible light transmission, providing bright and comfortable interiors without the effect of darkening.
Flat, transparent float glass, available in clear or body-tinted versions (blue, brown, grey, or green). It is multilayer-coated with metal oxides to achieve the desired level of reflectivity, control solar gain, limit the penetration of solar energy into interiors, and ensure high thermal insulation. This type of glass must always be used as part of an insulating glass unit.
Flat, transparent float glass, body-tinted in blue, brown, grey, or green. It is used to reduce the amount of solar energy entering the building. This glass can be used either as single glazing or within an insulating glass unit.
Flat, transparent float glass, available in clear or body-tinted variants (blue, brown, grey, or green). It is coated with a thin metal oxide layer to achieve reflective properties, control sunlight, and reduce the transmission of solar energy into interior spaces. Depending on the type of coating, this glass may be used as single glazing or as part of an insulating glass unit.
We offer solar control glass with a variety of visual characteristics—from tinted options (grey, blue, brown) to fully neutral variants that seamlessly align with the aesthetics of modern architectural designs. These products are successfully used not only in the commercial sector but also in residential buildings—anywhere there is a risk of interior overheating during the summer months.
Our solar control glass provides a modern solution that effectively limits excessive heat gain while ensuring high user comfort. Selective glass is a technologically advanced product. Thanks to specialized coatings, it ensures optimal daylight transmission while reducing energy losses.
This type of selective glazing performs exceptionally well in modern office buildings, public facilities, and residential spaces where both aesthetics and functionality are key. Solar control glass is gaining increasing popularity as an ideal complement to architecture focused on energy efficiency and thermal comfort.
It is worth emphasizing that modern solar control glass provides benefits not only in summer. Insulating glass units equipped with the appropriate coatings can also offer excellent thermal insulation during winter, reducing energy loss and improving the building’s overall energy performance throughout the entire year.
Solar control glazing is a modern solution that enhances comfort in homes, offices, and public buildings by making glazed surfaces more pleasant and efficient to use.
