Homeowner Peter Nicholson of Whittlebury, near Towcester, modified his 1983 brick–built house to make better use of the space. A two storey extension was built and the layout of the master bedroom altered to suit a 21st century lifestyle. The bedroom originally had an open balcony which was taking up valuable space, so Peter extended
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Depending on the chemical composition and method of application, some self cleaning glass coatings may be more harmful to the environment than others. The self clening glass coating Balcony systems uses is a patented nano-coating and is based on an environmentally safe scientific process. The chemicals used in the patented process have been in use for
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Is it important whether or not a coating is classified as “nano” and does it affect the quality itself? Nanoscale technologies are the development and use of devices that have a size of only a few nanometers. The prefix nano means ten to the minus ninth power (10 ‾‾ ⁹), or one billionth of a
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What one should know about the difference between the pyrolytic “self-cleaning” glass and any other easy-to-clean or hydrophobic glass: The pyrolytic Self-cleaning glass consists of a hydrophilic coating with photocatalytic properties fused into the glass at high temperatures during the manufacturing process.
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Does the contact angle define quality and durability of the coating for self cleaning glass? This is probably the single most relevant question one can ask about any hydrophobic easy-to-clean coating and perhaps the MOST HIDDEN fact by most coating suppliers as it truly uncovers the truth behind the quality of the product. Yet, most coating
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