How to choose glass?

When choosing glass, you can consider the following aspects:

Appearance. Check the flatness of the glass and see if there are obvious defects such as bubbles, scratches, or debris on the surface. These defects will affect the transparency and mechanical strength of the glass, thereby affecting its decorative effect.
Visibility. Choose a glass with moderate visibility, generally recommended to be between 40% and 50%, which is suitable for people's visual perception and avoids the eyes being stimulated by strong sunlight or the feeling of being too depressed in the room.
Sound insulation performance. If you consider the sound insulation effect, choose glass with good sound insulation performance, which can block the spread of noise and keep the room quiet.
Dimensions and specifications. Make sure that the size and specifications of the glass meet the standards, check whether the clarity of the decorative pattern meets the requirements, and the edges should not be incomplete.
Safety. When choosing tempered glass, you can observe whether the glass has blue spots through polarized glasses or sunlight, which indicates that it is real tempered glass. At the same time, ensure that there is safety certification and a 3C mark.
Insulation performance. For occasions where insulation is required, choose hollow glass or three-glass two-chamber glass. These types of glass have good insulation and heat insulation effects.
Price and cost-effectiveness. Choose the right glass type according to your budget. For example, insulating glass is cost-effective, while triple-glazed and double-chambered glass has good thermal insulation.
Choose the suitable glass type according to specific needs, balancing safety, aesthetics, practicality, and cost.