Stopsol is justifiably prized for its stunning aesthetics, created by combining brilliantly reflective coatings with an extensive range of coloured glass substrates. This range of solar control pyrolytic glass combines solar control with appealing reflection, ensuring privacy and visual comfort for building occupants while reducing air conditioning costs.
Stopsol Flexibility
Stopsol can be used as monolithic glass (with or without heat treatment), laminated glass or bent glass, as well as in double or triple glazing. It offers the greatest degree of freedom in processing and design.
Stopsol is extremely easy to process. It can be laminated, heat-treated, bent, enamelled and silkscreen printed. It does not require edge deletion and has an unlimited shelf life.
Ideal for facades and windows in commercial and residential buildings and for appliances (oven doors).
Elegant brilliantly reflective appearance on the outside delivering enhanced privacy and comfort inside.
An extensive range of beautiful aesthetics created by combining three different reflective coatings with a wide range of coloured glass substrates.
Highly reflective solar control glass with pleasant amber reflections in position 1. In position 2, the coated glass shows an elegant bronze tint thanks to the bronze glass substrate.
* Indicated values are based on Double glazing 6-16-4 (coating in #2 - with 90% Argon – iplus 1.0 in #3)
Highly reflective solar control glass with pleasant amber reflections in position 1. In position 2, the coated glass shows an elegant neutral tint thanks to the clear colour of the glass.
* Indicated values are based on Double glazing 6-16-4 (coating in #2 - with 90% Argon – iplus 1.0 in #3)
Highly reflective solar control glass with pleasant amber reflections in position 1. In position 2, the coated glass shows an elegant green tint thanks to the green glass substrate.
* Indicated values are based on Double glazing 6-16-4 (coating in #2 - with 90% Argon – iplus 1.0 in #3)
Highly reflective solar control glass with pleasant amber reflections in position 1. In position 2, the coated glass shows an elegant grey tint thanks to the grey colour of the glass.
* Indicated values are based on Double glazing 6-16-4 (coating in #2 - with 90% Argon – iplus 1.0 in #3)
Highly reflective solar control glass with pleasant silver reflections in position 1. In position 2, the coated glass shows an elegant silvery blue tint thanks to the blue colour of the glass.
* Indicated values are based on Double glazing 6-16-4 (coating in #2 - with 90% Argon – iplus 1.0 in #3)
Highly reflective solar control glass with pleasant silver reflections in position 1. In position 2, the coated glass shows an elegant silvery clear tint thanks to from the clear colour of the glass.
* Indicated values are based on Double glazing 6-16-4 (coating in #2 - with 90% Argon – iplus 1.0 in #3)
Highly reflective solar control glass with pleasant silver reflections in position 1. In position 2, the coated glass shows an elegant silvery dark blue tint thanks to the dark blue colour of the glass.
* Indicated values are based on Double glazing 6-16-4 (coating in #2 - with 90% Argon – iplus 1.0 in #3)
Highly reflective solar control glass with pleasant silvery reflections in position 1. In position 2, the coated glass shows an elegant silvery green tint thanks to the green colour of the glass.
* Indicated values are based on Double glazing 6-16-4 (coating in #2 - with 90% Argon – iplus 1.0 in #3)
Highly reflective solar control glass with pleasant silvery reflections in position 1. In position 2, the coated glass shows an elegant silvery grey tint thanks to the grey colour of the glass.
* Indicated values are based on Double glazing 6-16-4 (coating in #2 - with 90% Argon – iplus 1.0 in #3)
When we recognised that our market was struggling to differentiate between environmentally ‘clean’ products and others, we set out to find a third-party product standard that would ensure that our products with better environmental performance could be easily differentiated from others on the market.
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