Why Is Hollow Built-in Louver Glass So Popular?

Built-in blinds insulating glass is a combination of traditional blinds + insulating glass. The difference is that they need to consider the convenience of the built-in blinds and the stability of operation. They also add a circle of outer frame at the joint to store the blinds and serve as a track.

The difference is that they need to consider the convenience of the built-in blinds and the stability of operation. They also add a circle of outer frame at the joint to store the blinds and serve as a track. The built-in blinds switch is usually divided into two parts. One switch is used to control the blinds lifting and lowering, and the other switch is used to control the swing angle of the blinds.

When in use, the blinds can be raised or lowered to any height, and the blades can be swung to any angle to meet the user's needs for privacy and lighting at different times.

Hollow built-in shutter glass can block privacy and light can be adjusted arbitrarily. It has a high degree of freedom. Compared with curtains, it cannot both light and block privacy. Compared with frosted glass, it has a high degree of freedom. It not only achieves the mottled light and shadow effect of blinds, but also solves the problem of cleaning and maintenance of external blinds.

Achieve thermal insulation by reducing heat transfer between windows. Due to the light transmittance of glass, ordinary insulating glass cannot control lighting and heat transfer by adjusting light, while built-in blinds in insulating glass can achieve and significantly reduce heat transfer. Suitable for all types of window frames. Insulating glass units with built-in Venetian blinds are a modern upgrade to traditional blinds.

The versatility of built-in blinds in insulating glass makes it an ideal choice for many places, including commercial spaces, public areas (shopping malls, airports, stations), medical facilities, hotels, public transportation, schools, residences. In addition, it can also be installed between partitions in meeting and executive rooms and between corridors.