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Guardian Sun Guard Glass

Guardian Sun Guard Glass

Guardian Sun Guard Glass

Product catalog summary
Introduction
Exceptional home design considers the external environment to enhance energy saving and comfort inside the home. This involves managing solar heat gain, glare, thermal insulation, and light transmission through strategic glazing choices.

Solar Heat Gain (g value)
Solar heat gain, or the g value, refers to the sun's energy passing through glazing, potentially causing overheating. Proper control is necessary to avoid discomfort and reduce reliance on air conditioning.

Large Glazed Areas
Large glazed areas connect indoor and outdoor environments, enhancing occupant well-being and earning recognition from Breeam for their benefits.

Solar Glare
Direct sunlight can cause glare, making it difficult to see. High-performance glass can reduce glare and improve indoor comfort.

Thermal Insulation
Low U value glazing is crucial for reducing heating costs and preventing cold spots, with modern glass achieving U values as low as 1.0 W/m2K.

High Light Transmission
High light transmission reduces the need for artificial lighting, lowering energy costs and improving indoor environments.

Factors Influencing Glazing Performance
Choosing the right glass involves considering factors like house orientation, which affects temperature and comfort.

Northern Elevation
North-facing areas receive less solar heat, requiring extra heating. ClimaGuard Low Emissivity glass is recommended for its low U values and high light transmission.

East & West Elevations
These areas experience significant solar heat, leading to potential overheating. SunGuard High Selective SN 70-37 glass reduces solar heat gain by 63% and maintains low heating costs.

Southern Elevation
South-facing areas receive continuous solar heat, increasing the risk of overheating. SunGuard High Selective SN 62/34 or SN 70/37 glass offers advanced solar heat control and reduces glare.

Conclusion
Exceptional design requires selecting the right glazing for each elevation to control temperature, reduce energy costs, and enhance comfort.
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Catalog excerpts

Guardian Sun Guard Glass-1

Guardian Elevations Energy saving and comfort in your home is realised through exceptional design The environment outside your home greatly influences the environment inside your home. Exceptional design takes account of the external environment and controls its influence on the inside of your building.

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Guardian Sun Guard Glass-2

Facts about glass and glazing performance Solar Heat Gain (g value) When choosing the right glass for your windows there are a number of factors to consider, all of which will influence the temperature and the environment inside your home. Most of these factors tend to be overlooked when choosing new windows, however to get the best performance and optimal comfort from your glazing the following factors are vitally important: The heat from the sun, also known as the solar factor, solar heat gain or g value, will quickly cause areas of your home to overheat as the suns energy passes through the...

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Guardian Sun Guard Glass-3

The orientation of your house or apartment plays a vital part when considering which glass to use on different elevations Northern Elevation North facing elevations are subject to far less solar heat, the high sun in the summer time means that Northern elevations can easily be shaded, basic eaves can prevent solar energy from over heating a room and in the winter when the sun is low the north face generally evades direct solar energy. The lack of any solar heat on the north face means this area may require extra heating to maintain temperature. ClimaGuard ClimaGuard Low Emissivity glass is the ideal...

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Choosing the right glass for the right elevation is essential to help control not only the temperature but the environment inside your home, reducing heating and air conditioning costs, increasing natural light and helping to reduce glare where possible. NORTHERN ELEVATION EASTERN ELEVATION SunGuard SN 70/37 WESTERN ELEVATION SunGuard SN 70/37 SOUTHERN ELEVATION www.guardianglass.co.uk ©2013 GUARDIAN Industries Corp. Reference code: PI / Guardian Elevations / GB-UK / 2-13 ClimaGuard® and SunGuard® is a registered trade mark of Guardian Industries Corp.

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