Frameless systems are usually fixed using U-channels or point fittings, providing strength and a seamless look.
The reflective effect may appear weaker because different coatings are designed for different applications. Architectural reflective glass mainly reflects visible light to reduce glare and improve daytime privacy, while observation rooms and optical equipment may require mirror coatings or customized coatings with higher or more precise reflectivity. Lighting conditions also affect the result, as the glass appears more reflective when viewed from a brighter area toward a darker area.
Our team can recommend the most suitable coating based on your application.
By using Low-E or vacuum glass, skylights reduce heat transfer, maintaining indoor comfort while maximizing natural light.
We offer Low-E glass and reflective glass, which are widely used in architectural applications such as doors, windows, and curtain walls. These products are suitable for both public buildings and residential projects.
We also supply specialty coated glass, including anti-reflective glass (AR glass), heat-reflective glass, and ITO glass. These products are commonly used for precision instrument and equipment observation windows, museum display cases, jewelry showcases, and branded advertising displays.