Q2: When vacuum glass undergoes deflection, how do the glass and micro-spacers behave? Is it safe?

A: When vacuum glass deflects, the two panes deform in coordination (similar to laminated glass). Our support pillars are made of elastic metal materials, which adapt to the glass deformation through their own elasticity/creep characteristics. Deflection within a certain range is safe; specific limits must be calculated in accordance with the industry standard, "Technical Specification for Application of Architectural Vacuum Glass."