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Microshade® reduces the CO2 footprint in the construction phase by only having a footprint of 14.69 Kg CO2-eq per m2 MicroShade in A1-A3.
Microshade® reduces the CO2 footprint by requiring no extra installation requirements as it is built into the insulated glazing unit as a passive solution.
Microshade® reduces the CO2 footprint in the operation phase by providing effective shading that minimizes the use of cooling.
Microshade® reduces the CO2 footprint by requiring no maintenance and zero cost of operations due to its passive designed installed inside the window system.
Microshade® is designed to keep room temperatures comfortable in sunny condi-tions and create energy efficiency with an effective g-value of 8-15%.
MicroShade® ensures plenty of natural daylight with a pristine color rendering of Ra>95, promoting wellbeing and productivity.
MicroShade® is a passive solar shading that always allows for a view to the outside. With a View Class 4, promoting connection to nature and the outdoors.
MicroShade® is not a glare product but has been proven to minimize glare.
Microshade® is designed to keep room temperatures comfortable in sunny conditions and create energy efficiency with an effective g-value of 8-15%.
Low installation cost, requires no maintenance or operation costs.
MicroShade® is a passive solar shading installed directly into the insulated glazing unit. It requires no maintance and has the same lifetime as the window.
DGNB is the most recent certification scheme, referred to as a second-generation system. It was launched in Germany in 2008 and is highly comprehensive in its analysis of buildings, considering all aspects of sustainability. Several countries have adapted DGNB to local conditions, resulting in their own versions.
We have compiled a technical document for DGNB Denmark and Germany, where you can see how MicroShade affects DGNB criterias.
Documentation package can be found in downloads:
DGNB Denmark 2016, 2020, and 2023
DGNB Germany 2018 and 2023.
BREEAM is a British sustainability certification scheme for buildings established in 1990 and is utilized in more than 75 countries. Some countries, such as Germany and Norway, have tailored BREEAM to suit their local conditions, resulting in their own versions. We have compiled a technical document for BREEAM, which outlines how MicroShade impacts its criteria.
Documentation package for BREEAM can be found in downloads:
BREEAM V6.0 International, Norway
MicroShade A/S offers documentation packages for DGNB and BREEAM, which are the leading voluntary certification schemes for assessing the sustainability of buildings. An overview of how MicroShade can impact DGNB and BREEAM criteria can be found in the MS Technical documents available in the download menu. Furthermore, all documentation is available for download, categorized by sustainability scheme and language.
More information regarding on MicroShade® such as calculation guidelines, tender material, selection guidelines and data sheets can be found under FOR PROFFESIONALS.
Furthermore, can you use our digital simulation tool SimShade to compare shading solutions, Here.