reflection glass curtainwall

Reflection glass curtainwall refers to a building envelope or decorative structure whose supporting structure system has a certain displacement capacity relative to the main structure and does not share the effects of the main structure.

Walls are available in single and double glazing. Glass curtain wall is a beautiful and novel method of building wall decoration, and is a distinctive feature of the era of modernist high-rise buildings.

Examples of construction site glass curtain wall rooms

Advantages of glass curtain wall
The glass curtain wall is a new type of contemporary wall. The biggest feature it gives to the building is to organically unify factors such as architectural aesthetics, architectural function, building energy saving and building structure. The building presents different tones from different angles, and changes with the sunlight. The changes in moonlight, moonlight and lighting give people a dynamic beauty.
Disadvantages of glass curtain wall
Glass curtain walls also have some limitations, such as light pollution and high energy consumption. However, with the continuous emergence of new materials and new technologies, these issues are gradually being incorporated into the comprehensive research system of architectural modeling, building materials, and building energy conservation, and are being discussed in depth as an overall design issue.

Glass curtain wall care and maintenance
Periodic inspection

(1) During the warranty period, the supplier will organize regular inspections and return visits to eliminate potential quality problems in a timely manner.
(2) The rubber strips and glue injection should be checked at any time. If they are found to be detached or damaged, they should be replaced and repaired in time. Please note that when repairing, you must wait until it is completely cured (24 hours) before proceeding.
(3) Clean regularly with a window cleaning machine.
(4) Surface repair: Use repair paint for local damage or scratches.

Regular maintenance
(1) Clean with solvent. Use solvents such as xylene, toluene, inorganic alcohol or ether to remove grease and glazing materials, then clean and rinse. Be careful not to use too strong solvents to avoid damaging the sealant that fixes the glass.
(2) Normal cleaning and rinsing. Glass should be cleaned, rinsed and dried frequently, especially during construction, using soft, clean dust-free cloth and neutral soap, paint detergent or slightly acidic cleaning solvent. Coated glass is cleaned as often as possible throughout the project.
(3) Surface damage. Contamination by concrete. Alkali- or fluorine-containing substances sometimes released from concrete or building masonry during storms may stain or corrode glass. Surface preparation work on concrete (acid blasting, gouging, grouting, waterproofing) materials, etc.) should be completed before installing the glass and the debris should be removed.