Ceramic Spandrel Glass
No matter what materials or systems are behind the spandrel glass, it must match the overall aesthetic of the building’s façade.
Heat-Soaked glass is focused on applications where safety and reliability are paramount.
A spandrel glass panel is usually installed between windows and is typically made of ceramic fritted or back-painted glass.
Spandrel Glass
A wide range of applications uses spandrel glass, including commercial and high-rise buildings. Buildings such as hotels, shopping malls, office buildings, and institutional buildings use it. Blackline Aluminum's spandrel glass designs, colors, and opacities are determined by the architectural requirements and desired aesthetic.
Blackline Aluminum’s Spandrel glass serves the following primary purposes:
Covering Structural Elements: By hiding structural elements, such as steel beams, concrete slabs, or mechanical systems, spandrel glass enhances architectural design.
Uniformity: Architects can achieve uniformity across a building’s facade by using spandrel glass panels. No matter what is happening behind the glass, the overall appearance remains visually pleasing.
Increasing Energy Efficiency: By reducing heat loss or gain through the facade, spandrel glass can provide thermal insulation for buildings.
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