Pilkington Reflite™ Vista
Modern architecture demands more than just glass. It calls for materials that shape how a building looks and performs every hour of the day. Pilkington Reflite™ Vista is designed to meet that demand with a bold reflective aesthetic paired with a uniquely balanced viewing experience from the interior.
Pilkington Reflite™ Vista features a durable reflective coating applied to surface #1. This configuration creates a uniform mirror-like appearance on the outside while delivering a noticeably more comfortable and controlled view from within.
Features & Benefits
- High exterior and low interior reflectance.
- Designed to be positioned on surface #1.
- Reduces views from outside in daytime lighting conditions.
- Can be used in monolithic form or incorporated in Insulating Glass Units.
- Durable pyrolytic coating.
- Can be laminated, tempered, heat-treated and bent using standard techniques.
- Available in 6 mm (1/4") thickness.
- Available on Grey substrate.
How it Works
Enhanced Daytime Privacy
Pilkington Reflite™ Vista is engineered to optimize exterior reflectance. The enhanced reflectivity improves visual privacy during the day by creating a reflective exterior appearance, helping to shield occupants and interiors from outside view during daylight hours. This makes it an ideal solution for applications where discretion is desired.
Reduced Interior Glare
Unlike traditional reflective glass products, Pilkington Reflite™ Vista addresses a common challenge: interior reflectance. By positioning the coating on surface #1, interior light reflection is significantly reduced compared to conventional reflective surface #2 coatings. This means fewer distracting reflections and glare for occupants, especially in low-light conditions.
Applications
Ideal for large-scale facades across a range of industries, including:
- Institutional and government buildings
- Schools and educational facilities
- Office and residential buildings
- Healthcare and scientific centers
- Airports and transportation hubs
- Hotels and hospitality developments