High temperature warning! How to cool down a glass tent in summer?

With the rapid improvement of people's living standards, more and more people are paying attention to a high-quality lifestyle - such as setting up a glass sunroom in front of their home, lying on the deck chair in the sunroom in the afternoon, sipping tea and admiring flowers. Enjoy a comfortable life.

However, as the temperature rises in summer, the glass tent becomes a "steam oven". Not to mention staying in it for an hour or two, you will feel the heat rushing towards your face even when you pass by. Therefore, how to cool down the glass tent in summer has become a concern for many people.

First, you can choose low-e glass. Low-emissivity glass, also called Low-E glass, has better thermal insulation and good light transmittance than ordinary glass, is moderately expensive, and does not require additional construction and maintenance.

Secondly, apply glass insulation film. Applying glass insulation film can block 50% to 95% of ultraviolet rays and 85% of solar heat. It is an economical and practical method, but the disadvantage is that bubbles, curling, etc. are prone to appear, which affects the appearance.

Then, install sunshades and curtains. Shades and curtains block large amounts of UV rays and heat, prevent sun exposure, and provide privacy.

Next, open the windows for ventilation. Open the skylight at the top of the glass tent and the surrounding windows, and outdoor air enters the room through the surrounding windows. The hot air rises and is discharged to the outside through the skylight, generating convection, forming air circulation, and enhancing the ventilation effect.

Finally, place green plants. Plants produce photosynthesis, which can block direct sunlight and cool down. They can also decorate the interior of the glass tent and purify the air.