What Type of Glass Do We Use in Our Windows?
Pilkington K Glass S is the latest high performance, low-emission soft coated product on the market which offers excellent thermal insulation when incorporated within an Insulating Glass Unit. (IGU).
It has a highly neutral appearance with optimal solar heat gain, thermal insulation and light transmission to provide the highest Window Energy Rating (WER) performance.
Pilkington K Glass S is a single stock, soft coated glass which can be used in annealed form or toughened, resulting in a product with the same thermal performance and neutral appearance. Once fabricated into a IGU, it can be used in windows in all types of glazing applications in new houses, conservatories and in replacement windows for existing homes.
Warm Edge Spacer Bar
As an added bonus we use warm edge spacer bar as standard if required, at no extra charge.
Warm edge spacer bars minimise the loss of heating in your home and therefore contribute to keeping your enery bills as low as possible.
6.8 Clear Acoustic (Stadip) Silence Glass
6.8mm Clear Acoustic (Stadip Silence) Specially developed acoustic glass comprises of a PolyVinyl Butyral (PVB) interlayer which acts as a dampening core to prevent sound frequencies from vibrating from one pane of glass to the other. This absorbs and weakens sound energy, helping to act as a barrier to noise. This plastic interlayer also has the additional safety and security properties of laminated glass. This thickness is considered a Class A safety glass (1B1). Stadip Silence acoustic glass offers optimum sound reduction performance approx 51 dB to 53 dB is possible, It also has a slightly better performance with higher frequency sounds.