K2 Celsius™
Imagine a glass that offers you the best of both worlds. A glass that keeps you warm and cosy
in winter and cool and comfortable in summer. This is what Celsius delivers. Thanks to its
use of unique technology developed specifically by K2 Glass Ltd.
Features and Benefits
- Improved Insulation
A unique microcoating is applied to Celsius which
ensures heat from inside the home is reflected
back into the property rather than lost through
the glazing. Thanks to this feature, Celsius has a
u-value of just 1.4.
- Greater Heat Reflection
The innovative microcoating applied to Celsius
gives it a solar factor of 28%. Its ability to reflect
so much solar heat can prevent conservatories
from overheating during hot weather.
- Reduced Glare
Celsius glass is tinted. This subtle blue tint gives a
visible light transmittance of 45% and reduces the
uncomfortable glare that can occur with ordinary
glass products. At the same time, it still allows
sufficient light through for the conservatory to be
enjoyed on duller days.
- Improved Sound Insulation
A further impressive benefit to
Celsius is its ability to reduce the impact
of outside noise levels. This innovative
range offers over twice the sound
insulation of a typical 25mm glazed
polycarbonate roof.
- Minimal Maintenance
Celsius is treated with a unique easy clean coating. This enables
rainwater to run off the glass taking
most dirt and grime with it. In this way,
it reduces the build up of unsightly
deposits and in turn, the need for
regular, manual cleaning.
- Reduced Condensation
Celsius microcoating keeps the
surface of the glass up to 5°c
warmer than conventional panes.
This helps to dramatically reduce
condensation.
- Enhanced Energy Efficiency
Thanks to its ability to reflect heat
back into the home, Celsius can
lead to greater energy efficiency
and lower heating bills.
- Celsius+
In addition to Celsius we also offer
Celsius+ - an enhanced version of
this already high specification, high
performance product.
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