A clean glass sunroom isn’t just a joy to look at—it’s also a great way to keep it in good shape and extend its lifespan.

Regular care helps your space stay beautiful and functional, making it a true gem in your home. Let’s go through some easy and practical tips for cleaning your glazing and keeping everything in top-notch condition.

Things to keep in mind when cleaning your glazing system

Did you know that Lumon‘s glazing is made of tempered glass? It’s strong and durable, but cleaning it is just as simple as regular glass. Feel free to use your trusty window-cleaning tools and products, but be mindful not to scratch the surface. As for cleaning solutions, skip anything silicon-based and go for Teflon-based products—they’ll do the trick beautifully!

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How to Clean Your Sunroom Glazing

Let’s get start with the basics.

• Step 1: Start by Opening the Panels. This makes cleaning much easier.
• Step 2: Clean the panels. Start with the top panel’s outer surface, dry it, and then clean the reverse side. Repeat the process for each panel.
• Step 3: Wipe the Aluminum Components. Use a damp cloth and regular cleaning products.

When it comes to glass roofs, rainfall usually takes care of cleaning, washing away dirt, leaves, and pollen. However, if your roof needs some attention, make sure to use a stable ladder and a long-handled cleaner for safe and easy washing. Lumon glass roofs are super sturdy—they can hold up to 200 kg per square meter—but always prioritize safety first.

Here are some tried-and-trusted tips to help you achieve a seamless finish.

• Use household cleaning products: Mild cleaners work will do the job perfectly.
• Avoid sharp tools: They could damage your glass or glazing system.
• Clean strategically: Wash the glass vertically, then finish the bottom with horizontal strokes.
• Squeegee for a polished look: Drying this way helps avoid streaks and smudges.
• Finish with the frames: A quick wipe with a damp cloth will do wonders.

Don’t forget to vacuum!

Regularly vacuum the bottom tracks of your glazing system, especially at entryways, where little bits of debris tend to collect.

Maintaining your balcony glazing

Over time, homes and balconies can shift slightly, which might affect the alignment or performance of your glazing system.

Maintain plastic components by spraying with silicon spray 1 or 2 times a year. Always wash balcony glazing safely by standing on the inside, and do not try to stretch to the outside to clean the panels.

Need a service call?

We’re here to help. Leave the maintenance to the pros here Lumon; we know the adjustments that can be done on your glazing system to keep it functioning safely. 

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