SOLKER Outdoor Elevator Exposed! How Does Ford Blue Glass Withstand Wind and Rain?

In this episode, we conduct an on-site follow-up visit to a SOLKER outdoor elevator that has been in operation for six months, uncovering its "survival code" in harsh environments. Our camera takes you up close to examine the Ford Blue coated glass used on the elevator facade. This glass not only gives the building a modern look but also offers excellent sun protection and thermal insulation. Under the scorching sun, we use instruments to measure UV blocking rate—it exceeds 99%, keeping the interior cool and comfortable despite the hot glass surface, effectively solving the problem of high temperatures inside the elevator caused by direct sunlight.

Beyond the glass, we highlight the elevator's waterproof and rust-proof craftsmanship. The top of the shaft features a specially reinforced structure, with all seams precision-sealed to withstand heavy rain without leakage. After six months of use, we inspect the metal components and find no signs of rust, proving the long-lasting protection of galvanized steel and waterproof coatings. The user on-site shares that after several typhoons and rainstorms this summer, the elevator operates smoothly and quietly, with no wind or rain intrusion at all.

This follow-up not only validates the outstanding performance of SOLKER elevators in sun protection, waterproofing, and wind resistance but also showcases their thoughtful design details. Whether for new construction or retrofitting old buildings, such outdoor elevators provide peace of mind, defying wind and rain.