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Products, applications, projects and guides organised around the decision you need to make.
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Company and project
Solution family
Products
- DGF Classic switchable smart glassSwitchable PDLC smart glass
- DGF SegmentZoned switchable smart glass
- DGF ColorSwitchable coloured active glass
- Smart windowSmart window with active PDLC glass
- DGF + SUPLASmart glass with SUPLA control
By environment
Applications
- All applications
- Offices and meeting roomsActive glass lets one space move from transparent communication to visual privacy without blinds, slats or heavy walls. The key is not the pane alone, but the right usage scenario.
- Hotels and apartmentsIn a hotel room technology should feel discreet and obvious. Smart glass visually opens a bathroom, wellness zone or suite, then restores a clear functional boundary with one action.
- Homes and apartmentsSmart glass can separate a bathroom, home office or bedroom without permanently closing the interior. It is selected around everyday behaviour, not the technological effect alone.
- Public environmentsIn reception, showrooms, restaurants and service venues, smart glass can organise views, create temporary privacy and act as an active architectural element.
- Clinics, hospitals and healthcareAn active partition can remain clear during everyday work and turn frosted for a consultation or procedure. The solution is designed around room function, staff and the requirements of the complete build-up.
Application studies
Specific spaces
- A barrier may change the view of a space. Its safety remains unconditional.
- Active glazing in an environment where every detail requires confirmation.
- A consulting room that is discreet during appointments and visually open between them.
- A bathroom open to the interior and private whenever the guest expects it.
- A meeting room that does not have to choose between openness and privacy.
- Glass partition walls with switchable smart glass.
- Sliding doors with switchable smart glass.
- A shower enclosure with switchable smart glass.
- A wardrobe and dressing room with switchable smart glass.
Knowledge centre
Guides and comparisons
- All guides
- PDLC glass technical data. A parameter matters only with its test conditions.Parameters and specification
- PDLC and electrochromic glass. A similar promise of change, a different effect and design.Active-glass technology comparison
- Smart-glass privacy at night. A frosted state does not replace lighting design.Privacy and light
- How should a smart-glass manufacturer be selected? Compare responsibility, not pane price alone.B2B procurement and supplier selection
- A request for quotation for switchable glass. The client checklist.Procurement and enquiry preparation
- Switchable glass in sliding doors. How should the detail be planned?Glass doors and moving details
- How much does switchable smart glass cost? A reliable quotation starts before the square-metre rate.Cost and procurement
- PDLC glass. How liquid crystals change a view without turning the pane into a blind.Technology
- Switchable smart-glass installation. The most important work happens before the pane reaches site.Design and installation
- Switchable glass controls. The best system is the one users do not need to learn.Controls and automation
- Switchable smart glass—benefits, drawbacks and limits without marketing shortcuts.Purchase decision
- Switchable glass, blind or frosted glass? Choose the function, not the most striking product.Solution comparison
- Switchable glass cleaning and service. Reliable operation begins in the design.Use and maintenance
- The meeting room of the future? Start with a room that works well today.
- 10 practical applications for smart glass at home.
- The DGF smart-glass family. Choose the function before the variant.
- Smart glass at home. An electronic view screen, but not every kind of blind.
- Smart glass in the office. Fewer permanent barriers, more deliberate scenarios.
- Switchable glass and liquid-crystal film. A similar effect, a different design decision.