Glazing Units
Panes are held apart by spacers and the gap is filled with argon. Each pane added is another low-emission coating and another chamber — three-chamber packages cut heat loss through the glass to as little as 0.3 W/(m²·K), more than a three-fold improvement on a single-chamber unit.
Panes
Glazing Units
A wide range of glass types available. Glass thicknesses from 4 millimetres available.
Single Glazing
Two glass panes connected by a spacer. It is possible to obtain a heat transfer coefficient up to Ug = 1.0 W/(m²·K).
Double Glazing Unit
Three glass panes connected by spacers. It is possible to obtain a heat transfer coefficient up to Ug = 0.4 W/(m²·K).
Triple Glazing Unit
Four glass panes connected with spacers. It is possible to obtain a heat transfer coefficient as low as Ug = 0.3 W/(m²·K).
Quadruple Glazing Unit
The units
Four ways to build a pane
Reduce the risk of condensation on the windows by choosing a unit: the more panes and the warmer the spacer, the warmer the inner pane stays.
Side by side
The four units in one table
Tell us the room, the window and what the glass has to deal with — noise, a low sun, a ground-floor window — and we will say what we would fit.
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