Smartlouvre suppliers based in Romford

MicroLouvre™ Lamination

Lamination is where the layers of glass and MicroLouvre™ are fully bonded together with PVB under pressure and heat, to create one single, completely sealed and autonomous unit, suitable for use in a wide range of applications and climatic conditions.

Because it is the thinnest louvre system, it is easily laminated into glass using either a PVB bonding system to create one single enhanced glass sheet which can then be incorporated in to any glazing combination.

MicroLouvre™ Lamination combines all of the advantages of the MicroLouvre™ metal fabric into a comprehensive high performance glazing system with amazing aesthetic effects.

MicroLouvre™ IGU

IGU is where the MicroLouvre™ interlayer is incorporated under tension in the air gap between the glass.

In triple IGUs MicroLouvre™ would normally be installed between the outer panels of glass for optimum effect. 

As the MicroLouvre™ is not bonded but maintains an air gap the IGUs retain the original visual and directional performance characteristics of the micro louvres.

MicroLouvre™ Encapsulation

Encapsulation is where the the MicroLouvre™ interlayer is simply and easily ‘sandwiched’ snugly between but not bonded to, the glass thereby retaining the original visual and directional angular performance characteristics of the micro louvres.

By incorporating MicroLouvre™ metal fabric, intra pane, into the IGU, solar heat gain performance is improved by nearly 100% in standard clear double glazing.

Even with Low E Glazing, solar heat gain can be improved by up to 80% whilst maintaining all of the other benefits of MicroLouvre™ metal fabric.