"Demand for high-insulation windows rises amid concerns over cooling costs"

LX Hausys announced on August 12 that the number of contracts signed through its exhibition hall at the "2026 Korea Build Week" architecture fair, held at COEX in Seoul from August 5 to 8, increased compared to the previous year.


The "Viewframe" window, which attracted significant attention from visitors, is a product that achieves first-grade energy consumption efficiency for insulation performance by applying a multi-chamber design that divides the inside of the window sash and frame into multiple spaces. This product can also be combined with LX Glass's "Super Double Low-E Glass." The Super Double Low-E Glass applies two layers of silver coating on the glass surface, reducing the transmission of solar heat into the interior compared to conventional single Low-E glass.

Visitors are examining high-insulation window products such as the 'View Frame' window at the LX Hausys exhibition hall during the 2026 Korea Build Week. LX Hausys

Visitors are examining high-insulation window products such as the 'View Frame' window at the LX Hausys exhibition hall during the 2026 Korea Build Week. LX Hausys

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LX Hausys also cited design and installation convenience as strengths. The Viewframe window features a bezel-less frame and slim sash to enhance the sense of openness, and allows for "one-day installation," typically starting at around 9 a.m. and finishing by about 6 p.m. This helps minimize noise and dust that may occur during prolonged construction.



An LX Hausys representative commented, "Unlike previous years, extreme heat waves are continuing into summer due to ongoing abnormal weather patterns, and concerns over cooling costs are growing." The representative added, "We anticipate that demand for high-insulation windows that help improve cooling efficiency will continue to expand in the future."


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