Central control partition glass

Insulated glass with spacer bars is widely applied across residential, commercial, and public building sectors, adapting to varied functional needs and architectural styles. In residential buildings, it is the standard choice for windows, sliding glass doors, skylights, and glass balconies. In cold regions (e.g., northern Europe, Canada, or the northern U.S.), double or triple-pane units with argon filling and warm-edge spacers are preferred to maximize heat retention, keeping homes warm in winter without overusing furnaces. In mild or warm regions (e.g., southern Europe, Australia, or the southern U.S.), it helps maintain cool interiors by blocking solar heat, reducing air conditioning use. In commercial buildings—such as office towers, shopping malls, hotels, and retail stores—it is used for curtain walls, large glass facades, and interior partitions. Curtain walls made of this glass create modern, transparent aesthetics (a hallmark of contemporary architecture) while lowering operat…