Insulated Glass

• Residential: Houses, apartments, and villas for enhanced living comfort

• Commercial: Restaurants, office buildings, and shopping malls for energy savings

• Public Facilities: Schools, hospitals, and hotels ensuring a peaceful environment

• Transportation: Trains, cars, and ships for temperature control and noise reduction

• Transportation: Trains, cars, and ships for temperature control and noise reduction

✓ Energy Efficiency: Reduces heating/cooling costs by up to 30%

✓ Noise Reduction: Blocks external sounds for a quieter interior

✓ Durability: Long-lasting performance with minimal maintenance

✓ Eco-Friendly: Lowers carbon footprint by improving insulation

1. Double-pane insulated glass units consist of two glass panes separated by an insulating gas or air, making them the most commonly used type of insulated glass units due to their affordability. 

2. Triple-pane insulated glass units feature an interior pane, an exterior pane, and a middle pane in between. This design allows for two spaces filled with insulating gas or air, resulting in higher efficiency compared to double-glazed windows alone.