Q: Which Type of Vacuum Glass Should I Choose?

A: The appropriate vacuum glass configuration should be selected according to the specific application:

Standard windows: Single vacuum glass or vacuum insulating glass can be selected according to the required thermal, acoustic and structural performance, as well as project cost considerations.

Curtain walls: Vacuum insulating glass or vacuum laminated glass can be used. In some system configurations, positioning the vacuum glass toward the interior side can help protect the vacuum glazing from external environmental conditions.

Skylights and overhead glazing: Vacuum laminated glass combines the thermal insulation performance of vacuum glass with the safety characteristics of laminated glass, helping reduce the risk associated with glass breakage and falling objects.

Floor-to-ceiling windows and doors: Laminated configurations can be used where additional safety is required, helping keep broken glass together and reduce the risk of falling glass.