Yes, Spring Green Glass can be used for exterior applications in very sunny climates. However, it is important to consider a few factors when using glass in such conditions: 1. Heat resistance: Glass should be able to withstand the intense heat and direct sunlight in sunny climates without cracking or warping. Spring Green Glass should be tested and certified for thermal performance to ensure it can handle extreme temperature variations. 2. UV protection: It is recommended to use glass with UV protection to prevent excessive UV radiation from entering the interior spaces. This is particularly important in very sunny climates to protect against fading of furniture, flooring, and other interior elements. Consider using Spring Green Glass options with a low solar heat gain coefficient (SHGC) and high visible light transmittance (VLT) to balance sunlight and heat control. 3. Energy efficiency: Ensure that the glass used in exterior applications complies with energy efficiency standards. Spring Green Glass can be available in energy-efficient options that reduce heat or cold transfer, leading to improved insulation and reduced energy consumption for cooling or heating. 4. Durability: The glass used in exterior applications should be durable enough to withstand any potential weather or environmental damage, including high winds, sandstorms, or heavy rains. Spring Green Glass should have suitable strength and resilience to resist impact and prevent shattering. Consulting with a professional architect, contractor, or glass manufacturer can provide more specific recommendations for using Spring Green Glass in exterior applications in very sunny climates.

Spring Green Glass can be used in heavy use areas, but certain factors should be taken into consideration. While glass itself is a durable material, its application and specific type should be considered. If Spring Green Glass is used as a decorative element or on surfaces that are not prone to high impact or heavy traffic, it should be fine. However, if it is used on surfaces that will experience frequent impact or heavy use (such as flooring or countertops), it may be more prone to scratches or breakage compared to stronger materials like granite or quartz. Additionally, the thickness and quality of the glass should also be assessed to ensure its suitability for heavy use areas. It is recommended to consult with professionals or manufacturers to determine the specific suitability and durability of Spring Green Glass for the intended heavy use area.