UV Protection in Wooden Windows at the Eremitage in Bayreuth
In historic buildings, wooden windows are very common; of course, our UV protective pane can also be installed there.
Just as here at the Eremitage in Bayreuth, it can be manufactured as a mere UV protective pane with a 1% transmission edge at 400 nm - which conforms to the relevant requirements for museums - and also as 2 x 3 mm float glass.
In addition, we offer you the following options:
- thin panes (starting at a thickness of 2 x 0.9 mm) with 0.38 mm PVB film
- mouth-blown antique panes
- IR protection (absorbent and reflective)
- panes with anti-reflective coating
- alarm-equipped panes
- machine-drawn panes
- UV-protective panes featuring designs/artwork
- Resistance classes up to P4A
- Combinations with materials designed for use in UV protection blinds and light shields
- etc.
We offer you individual planning and design services for such structures as well as for other specific glass and protective-pane structures; in this context, we can also address with you the specific details of individual objects.
Just ask us!
Here, you will find some details from the windows in the Eremitage:
Der UV++Schutz der weiter denkt!
The old castle at the Eremitage was built from 1715 - 1718 according to plans designed by the building inspector Johann David Räntz and expanded from 1736 - 1737.
The valuable wall ornaments are protected in the best way possible by our UV-protective glazing, according to the standard international requirements for museums, with a transmission edge of 1% at 400 nm.