A company called Install America is pushing Heat Mirror. They claim it can reduce outside noise as much as 85% and block out sound better then double pane windows.
Also they say it blocks 99.5% of damaging ultraviolet rays and provides superior resistance to condensation and moisture build-up even in below freezing temperatures when other windows begin to sweat, windows containing heat mirror will resist condensation.
What are the advantages and disadvantages to Heat Mirror?
Heat Mirror Glass?
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Re: Heat Mirror Glass?
Henry5 wrote:A company called Install America is pushing Heat Mirror. They claim it can reduce outside noise as much as 85% and block out sound better then double pane windows.
Also they say it blocks 99.5% of damaging ultraviolet rays and provides superior resistance to condensation and moisture build-up even in below freezing temperatures when other windows begin to sweat, windows containing heat mirror will resist condensation.
What are the advantages and disadvantages to Heat Mirror?
Gorell and Harvey Windows are the two leaders in sound reduction windows for the Non-Architectural Market.
For real sound Proofing windows beyond what ANY dual-pane window can do.
http://www.soundproofwindows.com/technical.html
Last edited by gardenpartyfish on Sun Mar 16, 2008 3:40 am, edited 2 times in total.
If sound reduction is the most important thing you should use a laminated glass.
Heat mirror is my favorite window glazing. It will block 99.5% UV but then so will laminated glass. I sold HM for years and I have yet to have one seal failure. I can't say that of any other glazing I have used.
Check out Southwall technologies. They are the licensers for HM
Heat mirror is my favorite window glazing. It will block 99.5% UV but then so will laminated glass. I sold HM for years and I have yet to have one seal failure. I can't say that of any other glazing I have used.
Check out Southwall technologies. They are the licensers for HM
800-399-4623