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Single Pane: Clear tempered safety glass, used for growing greenhouses
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Good: Clear tempered over clear tempered safety glass, dual sealed
Solar Heat Gain Co-efficient: no higher then .70
Outdoor visible reflectance: no higher then 15%
Visible Light Transmittance: no higher then 79%
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Florian's "Heat Repellant Series"
Better: MC Low-E clear tempered over clear tempered safety glass, dual sealed.
Solar Heat Gain Co-efficient: no higher then .37
Outdoor visible reflectance: no higher then 12%
Visible Light Transmittance: no higher then 69%
Recommended to be used in the WALLS for high comfort and low reflectance
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Florian's "Heat Repellant Series"
Best: Super MC Low-E clear tempered over clear tempered safety glass, dual sealed.
Solar Heat Gain Co-efficient: no higher then .23
Outdoor visible reflectance: no higher then 32%
Visible Light Transmittance: no higher then 47%
Recommended to be used in the ROOF area
Highly recommended: This choice gives optimum balance among visible light transmittance, glare control, & superior solar control. This new technology glazing produced by the worlds largest glass manufacturer has a Light to Solar Gain Ratio of an UNBEATABLE 2.04, placing it at the top of it's class!
Warning: Using the competitions higher reflectance glazing may cause damage to sidings, veneers, fascia etc. Choose our BEST glazing that is UNBEATABLE!
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Florian's "Heat Repellant Series"
Triple Pane: MC Low-E clear tempered / MC Low-E clear tempered / clear tempered safety, dual sealed.
Solar Heat Gain Co-efficient: no higher then .33
Outdoor visible reflectance: no higher then 15%
Visible Light Transmittance: no higher then 56%
This glazing has a winter value of R-10, the highest insulated glass we offer. Designed for cold climate applications.
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Special Order glass makeups are also available
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Note: MC Low-E represents multi-coated manufacturing process. Performance specifications should always be included in writing of a project spec.
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We often receive questions regarding plant sensitivity to Ultraviolet Light
All of our MC Low-E glazings reduce damaging U.V. light. Reducing U.V. is important for growing plants & protecting tender seedlings. Fact: No ultraviolet light requirements have been documented for plant growth according to Denver Botanical Garden's Horticultural Department and published reference materials. Using MC Low-E gives plants a tremendous advantage since it will greatly reduce the amount of cold & warm spots in the area increasing plant growth & room comfort. We also offer commercial grower's polycarbonate (which naturally blocks almost 100% of U.V.) However, this will yellow in about 5-10 years, is not aesthetically pleasing, and doesn't give the performance of the MC Low-E.
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