Facebook Tweet Help Stories New Home Ahead of the curve Share Tweet Help Not just an architectural feature, the curved glass used for this home also provides wider access to the lake and mountain views beyond, and meets New Zealand's insulation requirements for new homes The views from this house stretch out towards the lake and the mountains in the distance. The use of TemperSheild curved and toughened glass allows for maximum enjoyment of the look Capturing the full sweep of panoramic views from a home requires an ingenious approach and clever design techniques.For the architect who designed this house, which looks out towards Lake Taupo and the mountains beyond, the solution was to use TemperShield, a curved, toughened glass available from Auckland-based specialist glass manufacturer Glasshape. Aside from creating a dynamic facade for this Tuapo home, TemperSheild curved glass meets New Zealand's requirements for new homes. Aside from maximising the view, this double-glazed product also meets the recently introduced H1 requirements for insulation in New Zealand homes. It also has the benefit of creating visual interest, and can be used for many architectural applications, including bay windows, balustrading, pool fences, canopies, and barrel vaults.Glasshape's range also includes several varieties of safety glass, such as cyclone-resistant and bullet-proof products. Aside from creating a dynamic facade for this Tuapo home, TemperSheild curved glass meets New Zealand's requirements for new homes. For further details, contact Glasshape, PO Box 358, 65-67 Woodcocks Road, Warkworth 0910, phone (09) 422 2565, fax (09) 422 2566. Email: info@glasshape.net.nz. Story by: Trendsideas 23 Oct, 2008 New Home Trendsideas Home kitchen bathroom commercial design Latest Post Rounded perspective 15 Dec, 2024 Everyday opulence 15 Dec, 2024 The Living Pā 15 Dec, 2024 We know the Specialists Related Book More Books > NZ2415 NZ2415 Read More Similar Stories