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SELF–CLEANING GLASS

Self–cleaning glass has a thin photocatalytic coating its surface. This coating uses the power of the sun’s ultraviolet rays to steadily break down organic dirt using the photocatalytic effect and thus loosen grime from the glass.

Self–cleaning glass also has hydrophilic properties. This means that when rain flows down a pane of glass it can wash away the grime loosened by the photocatalytic process. Together, these processes allow the conservatory glass to stay cleaner for a longer period than untreated glass.

Self–cleaning glass can be used in combination with Heat Reflective Glass if you specify it to your conservatory supplier at the design stage.

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