ENERGY SAVING: Glass Blocks that Conserve Energy

The result of an exclusive technology patented by Seves Glassblock, these innovative glass blocks significantly improve the heat dispersion of the glass by lowering its thermal transmittance to U=1.5 W/m² K (from U=2.8 W/m² K).

Energy Saving glass blocks make it possible to maintain the ideal temperature inside, no matter what the weather is like outside, without consuming additional energy or resources.

These innnovative glass blocks are available in the standard 19x19x8 neutral format, in the smooth or wavy glass design with transparent or satin finishing (on one or both sides).

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