Floor-to-ceiling windows are large windows whose height extends from the floor to the ceiling, or close to the ceiling.

Floor-to-ceiling windows have the following significant features and advantages:

Excellent lighting: It can introduce natural light to the greatest extent, making the interior bright and transparent, making the space appear more open and spacious.

Broad view: Provides a broad outdoor view, allowing people to better appreciate the scenery outside the window, such as urban landscape, natural scenery, etc.

Increase the sense of space: blur the boundaries between indoor and outdoor, visually expand the indoor space and make the room look larger.

Improve the decorative effect: It has strong decorative properties and becomes a highlight of interior design.

For example, installing floor-to-ceiling windows in a sea-view room allows residents to enjoy the boundless beauty of the sea; installing floor-to-ceiling windows in the living room can make the entire space appear more grand and luxurious.

However, floor-to-ceiling windows also have some shortcomings, such as relatively poor thermal insulation performance, which may cause indoor overheating in summer, and privacy protection may be difficult. However, these deficiencies can be made up to a certain extent by choosing appropriate glass materials and taking corresponding measures.