20" x 24" Tru Vue Museum Glass, 11 sheets, 36.6 sq-ft. Archival Den glazing, UV pro non-glare surface, Anti-reflective coating

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🖼️ Elevate your art's protection game with Tru Vue!

*Picture of Horse NOT included. 11 sheets @ 20 x 24 inches, 2.5mm (1/10 inch) thick. Tru Vue Museum Glass is the 'best of the best' when is comes to displaying Art in its best light. One need only google 'tru vue museum glass' to read what people are saying about this amazing glass. We are the only company in the world that will ship glass this size directly to your door. We have developed a packaging method that will protect this glass during shipment, even if the package is dropped. Tru Vue Museum Glass blocks more than 99% of ultra-violet rays. It has an anti-reflective surface far superior to a typical non-glare glass. A special coating is used in extremely thin layers to break up the incoming light rays so that they don't bounce back off the glass, producing a glare. Because the rays don't bounce, the picture is actually more illuminated than with clear glass. Clear glass transmits 91% of light to the artwork, while Museum Glass transmits more than 97% of light to the artwork. This improves color intensity and clarity. Tru Vue Museum Glass anti-reflection picture framing glass with Conservation Grade UV Protection is the best glazing option available for art, photographs and other important personal keepsakes. Along with its nearly invisible finish, it effectively blocks up to 99% of harmful indoor and outdoor UV light rays so framed pieces remain clearer and brighter for longer. Tru Vue Museum Glass reduces reflection by over 85% (to less than 1% of total light), the lowest possible reflection rating available with UV protection. Does not degrade or delaminate over time. The response below is from the scientists at Gentek "The inert nature of this siliceous coating means it is non-reactive, non-volatile, permanently hard, and nearly as resistant to weathering, humidity, temperature extremes, chemicals and other environmental factors as the raw glass surface itself. Thus, the coating is engineered for permanence from the start."