Today's KNOWLEDGE Share: Translucent composite tiles

Today's KNOWLEDGE Share:

Translucent composite tiles for natural lighting and energy savings!

More than reducing the electricity bill, companies can improve their work environment by including these GFRP tiles, which have high thermal resistance, on their buildings!

In addition to opaque composite roof tiles, Planefibra is adding translucent versions to its product offerings, highlighting their advantage in providing natural lighting to reduce electricity use, while blocking direct solar radiation to prevent overheating in buildings. According to the company’s website, the translucent tiles are made from glass fiber-reinforced polyester and have UV protection film on both sides.









“Natural lighting strengthens the sustainable profile of companies because consuming less, under any circumstances, preserves the environment. It is also an important ally in improving workplace conditions,”

Depending on the dimensions of the building, the season of the year and the incidence of sunlight, that companies are able to reduce their energy bill by up to 95% with lighting during business hours when using its composite tiles. “To obtain this result, the ideal is to cover 10% of the shed area with translucent tiles.

With a minimum useful life of ten years, composite tiles have high thermal resistance. That is, even in places where the incidence of sunlight is high, there is said to be no risk of the roof deforming. Another advantage is the production of custom-made tiles, which adapt to the various existing roofing models. “Add to that the price, on average, 30% lower than polycarbonate tiles, the main competitor of those made of composites.

Source: CompositesWorld/ #managingcomposites #thenativelab
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