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:

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.