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Stay green, energy-saving doors and windows

The term “energy efficiency” is one of the most frequently used terms in recent years. The house is a high energy consumption building. The energy consumption of doors and windows accounts for a large proportion of building energy consumption, but the thermal insulation performance of doors and windows is the worst. How to solve the insulation problem?

We have many projects in countries such as the United States and Australia, where we are known for local building code requirements.In order to save energy consumption of doors and windows, Rogenilan launched the Broken Bridge series of doors and windows. This series of doors and windows uses the best profiles, glass configurations and other accessories, allowing you to enjoy a comfortable and energy-saving life.

Multi-cavity structure design

The door and window frames adopt a multi-cavity broken bridge structure design, which makes the profile more stable and stable. At the same time, it can effectively isolate the heat convection in the air between the insulation strips, reduce heat conduction, reduce indoor temperature fluctuations, thereby reducing heating and cooling costs.

Glass configuration

Our energy-saving integrated glass includes double- or triple-layer glass, argon-filled glass, low-e coated glass, triple glass and two cavities, etc. They not only create a comfortable and natural indoor environment, but also influence the window area of the entire building.

Double Glazing

Laminated hollow glass

triple Glazing

LOW-E glass

from the glass perspective
In most windows, the most important decision regarding energy efficiency is glass selection.

Low-E, which stands for low emission, is a thin film system composed of multiple layers of metal or other compounds plated on the glass surface. Low-E glass coating reduces the amount of heat transfer through a pane of glass, The infrared transmittance can be less than 0.06, with excellent heat insulation effect and good light transmittance.

Rogenilan's Low-E laminated glass is carefully tailored to reduce energy consumption and improve energy efficiency by reducing heat transfer and reflecting radiant heat from outside or inside the home, thereby lowering home heating and cooling costs.

Low-E Glass, The First Choice For Comfortable Life

Insulation, energy saving

What is the difference between ordinary tempered glazing and Low-E glazing windows and which is the better option for your home? We carried out an experiment to demonstrate which type of glazing is better.

The temperature difference comparison is shown on the right.

Argon Gas

Argon gas is a naturally occurring, non-harmful gas. When Argon gas is inserted between the panes of glass it increases the insulating performance of your double glazing.

Argon gas is denser than air, so adding it to the air between the two panes improves thermal insulation efficiency. When a glazing unit features Low E glass and Argon Gas it brings the temperature of the window closer to room temperature. This combination eliminates air currents and drafts that occur when differing temperatures meet.

The Way Of Glass, Brilliant Life

Energy saving, heat preservation, safety

In order to minimize heat transfer between the inside and outside of the window, all Rogenilan glass is hollow-joined in a space filled with argon gas, ensuring the airtightness of the insulating glass and the high purity of the argon gas.

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