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Houdini glass: Addressing evolving office privacy needs
ClearStream Architectural
08 80 00 Glazing
· Electronic controls are not required.
· The glass is created to produce a fine linear texture which obscures the shapes of people and objects to such an extent, they seem to disappear.
· Sound control benefits are available when employed with a laminated composition.
· Maximum daylight is provided without glare.
· It is a cost-effective, simple alternative to complex daylight control devices.
The optical quality provides a balance of daylight and privacy.
This glass is available in ultra-clear low-iron glass, in sheet (flat) glass and channel (U-shaped) glass with hundreds of translucent and opaque colors.
Additional Information
HOUDINI™GLASS: Detailed descriptionHOUDINI™GLASS: YouTube video
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