Solaglas Has Launched SGG ClimaControl

Date: 7 August 2009

Source: The Glazine

Date: 7 August 2009

Its new brand of conservatory glass for roofs and side panels.Replacing the previous Climaplus Comfort+ range, the new range has been developed and simplified to include three options for the roof and ClimaControl Vertical – a clear product for conservatory side panels – providing a complete solution for conservatory glazing.

ClimaControl works in five areas: solar heat reflection, thermal insulation, glare reduction, virtual elimination of condensation, and self cleaning.

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