Cambodia's construction boom, particularly in Phnom Penh and Sihanoukville, has surged the demand for high-quality float glass. The market is currently transitioning from basic residential glazing to complex commercial facades that require strict adherence to international safety standards.
Due to the intense tropical heat and high UV index in Cambodia, there is a significant shift toward grey float glass. This choice is driven by the need to reduce solar heat gain in high-rise buildings, thereby lowering energy costs for air conditioning while maintaining a sleek, professional look.
While transparent glass remains popular for interior partitions, the industry is facing a critical need for consistent quality in plain glass sheet imports to ensure that tempering and laminating processes yield zero defects in large-scale projects.
