Hollow louvered glass

Insulated glass with built-in blinds is widely applied across residential, commercial, and public building sectors, adapting to diverse functional needs and architectural styles. In residential buildings, it is a top choice for windows, sliding glass doors, skylights, and balcony enclosures. Bedrooms benefit from its light-blocking capability (supporting better sleep cycles) and privacy control; living rooms use it to adjust natural light for reading or entertaining; kitchens and bathrooms leverage its moisture-resistant design to avoid blind damage from steam or water splashes. In commercial settings, it is installed in office buildings (for individual workstations or conference rooms, where employees can tailor light/privacy independently), luxury hotels (guest rooms, lobbies, or spa areas to enhance guest comfort and aesthetics), and retail stores (display windows, where controlled lighting highlights merchandise without glare). Public facilities such as hospitals, schools, and libr…