Insulated Glass with Tempered Laminated Glass

Insulated Glass with Blinds in between for Windows and Doors

Insulating glass, also known as insulated glass, saves energy in any home or nonresidential building by improving the thermal performance of windows. It creates a more comfortable indoor environment free from extreme temperatures, and can reduce heating and cooling costs significantly.

Insulating glass is ideal for buildings that require efficient climate control. Inherently, insulating glass improves a window's thermal performance by using an air space between two or more lites of glass to reduce the heat gain or loss. The result is windows and doors that are more energy efficient and buildings that are more cost effective. This type of glass can also reduce noise transmission.

Our insulating glass units are double sealed, using a primary polyisobutylene seal and a secondary silicone seal. To ensure the sealed space remains dry throughout the unit's lifetime, the glass lites are separated by a desiccant-filled spacer. The desiccant absorbs any internal moisture in the insulating glass unit.

Tempered, laminated, and  low-E glass can all be insulated following this same process. We can provide most any combination of finishes or properties needed by the customer.

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