Insulated glass
In the ongoing search for architectural solutions that promote energy efficiency and comfort in homes, insulated glass has emerged as a highly effective option. Factors such as climate change and the need to reduce the indiscriminate consumption of fossil fuels for electricity generation have driven the development of materials that adequately insulate spaces.
Insulated glass features
Insulated glass, also known in many cases as double glass or double-glazed, is a structure composed of two or more glass panels separated by a layer of dehydrated air or inert gas (argon in some cases). This layer acts as a thermal insulator, significantly reducing heat transfer between the interior and exterior of a building.
It acts as an effective barrier against heat loss in winter and heat gain in summer. The layer of air or gas present between the glass panels acts as an insulator, preventing heat from transmitting through the glass. Furthermore, the hermetic sealing technology used in insulated glass ensures that the air or gas layer remains intact and free of moisture, thus maximizing its energy efficiency.
It has proven to be a highly effective solution for improving energy efficiency, thermal comfort, and quality of life in buildings. Its ability to reduce heat loss, protect against noise and UV rays, and offer attractive aesthetics makes it a popular choice in the construction industry. If you’re looking for a way to improve the energy efficiency of your home or building, consider insulated glass as a smart and sustainable investment.
Available colors
Clear, grey, bronze, evergreen, bluegreen, arctic blue, super grey and extra clear and any colour of laminated or tempered raw glass available.
Applications of insulated glass
Insulated glass is widely used in various applications within the manufacturing of products used in the construction and fitting of commercial and residential spaces, such as:
Residential and commercial windows: Provides thermal and acoustic insulation and UV protection.
Building facades: Contributes to the aesthetics of the building while improving energy efficiency.
Entrance doors: Provide thermal and acoustic insulation, and guarantee security.
Curtain walls: Allow abundant natural light to enter without compromising thermal insulation.
Greenhouses: Maintains the appropriate temperature for growing plants in all seasons.
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