Monument protection and restoration: the importance of authentic window glass restoration

In the world of heritage conservation, the use of authentic window glass is not an option, but a necessity. And this is precisely where we come in with our restauro® product line.

Mouth-blown window glass is an indispensable element in monument conservation. Due to its slightly moving surface as well as bubbles and streaks, mouth-blown window glass is not only a valuable testimony to the time of its construction, its special craftsmanship character has a decisive influence on the authentic overall appearance of historical facades and interiors.

A particular advantage of restauro® is that it is available in different versions to preserve the original impression and to complement it faithfully. Whether you choose restauro® Strong, Light, Extra or the coloured restauro® Forest Glass depends on the specific character and requirements of your heritage project.

As a perfect combination of traditional craftsmanship and technical know-how, we now also offer the hand-blown window glasses with infrared (IR) and UV protection! We will be happy to advise you on the right solution for your requirements!

It is also important to note that the protection of historical monuments and energy efficiency do not have to be contradictory. Energy efficiency and living comfort are increasingly becoming the focus of renovation measures in listed buildings, and this also applies to the choice of the right window glass. Thermal insulation, burglary protection as well as protection against noise pollution and vandalism are central issues here. All this can be easily achieved with hand-blown glass and the appropriate further processing.

Are you wondering where you can find out more about the possible applications of LambertsGlas® in listed buildings? Visit our dedicated website for more information. Visiting this site is a must for all heritage conservationists and restorers who want to integrate authentic window glass made according to traditional methods into their projects. It is not only a step towards preserving our cultural heritage, but also a step towards a more sustainable future.

https://lamberts.de/historical-preservation