Glazing
Tinted glass and glass with a reflective coating are glazing alternatives that reduce heat gain. One example, low-e glass, has a thin metal coating to allow light to pass through the glass; heat remains on the side where it is originating (it keeps the sun’s heat out of the building and mechanical heating inside the building). Low-e coatings contribute to energy efficient window assemblies.
Procure Products
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TWS_HealthComfortPerformance_2(2024).xlsx
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Buildings and Health - GSA Sustainable Facilities Tool
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