Guardian Glass has introduced ClimaGuard Neutral 1.0, a thermal insulating coated glass giving a Ug-value of 1.0 W/m2K and claiming a more neutral colour and a lower reflection than other 1.0 U-value residential window glass.

ClimaGuard Neutral 1.0 is said to be developed specifically to meet the new UK Building Regulations Part L, can be used in its annealed form or heat treated.

Gary Frakes, regional sales manager UK & Ireland said: “In order to achieve a Ug-value of 1.0, Guardian Glass has taken a very different approach, believing that the glass should help bring as much natural daylight as possible into people’s homes, with clearer, less reflective view. Thanks to Guardian knowledge in coated glass innovation ClimaGuard Neutral 1.0 is more colour-neutral with a lower reflection”.

ClimaGuard Neutral 1.0 achieves 74% light transmission for a double IGU 4-16-4 panel (coating on surface #3, 90% argon fill), 14% light reflection and a solar factor of 52%.

The product is available on Guardian ExtraClear float glass as standard, on Guardian ExtraClear laminated glass and on Guardian UltraClear low-iron float glass, offering better colour neutrality and a higher transparency.

www.guardianglass.com

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