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2022-03-28 16:29:00
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In the meantime, I have already started a few threads, I hope the introduction is not starting to get boring, but:
We are currently in the process of renovating our farmyard and owe the carpenter feedback regarding the windows. We have the largest windows facing west (ground floor: two large barn doors will be glazed, two somewhat longer pointed arch windows, and five smaller pointed arch windows on the ground and upper floor). Now I am thinking about heat protection. At first, I thought of Venetian blinds for the two large barn doors. Due to the pointed arch, however, full coverage is not possible and there is also always some wind here. Then the carpenter suggested sun protection glass. We would additionally use pleated blinds for glare protection. A small canopy is planned to be installed in front of the two longer pointed arch windows at some point.
The following questions:
1. Will the heat gain be significantly reduced?
2. Will the light transmission be significantly decreased or is that negligible?
In winter, of course, less heat gain is unfortunate, but the sun no longer shines so strongly from the west anyway.
We are currently in the process of renovating our farmyard and owe the carpenter feedback regarding the windows. We have the largest windows facing west (ground floor: two large barn doors will be glazed, two somewhat longer pointed arch windows, and five smaller pointed arch windows on the ground and upper floor). Now I am thinking about heat protection. At first, I thought of Venetian blinds for the two large barn doors. Due to the pointed arch, however, full coverage is not possible and there is also always some wind here. Then the carpenter suggested sun protection glass. We would additionally use pleated blinds for glare protection. A small canopy is planned to be installed in front of the two longer pointed arch windows at some point.
The following questions:
1. Will the heat gain be significantly reduced?
2. Will the light transmission be significantly decreased or is that negligible?
In winter, of course, less heat gain is unfortunate, but the sun no longer shines so strongly from the west anyway.