Glazing systems
A range of design features and technologies enhance the energy efficiency, durability, aesthetics, and functionality of windows. When selecting new windows, consider the frame materials, glazing or glass features, gas fills and spacers, and the type of operation. These elements contribute to the window’s energy-related properties. Look for an NFRC label to assess and compare the energy performance of different windows.
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Comprehensive Guide
Frame material & glazing performance
The right frame material and glazing build define a window's energy performance. Insulated Glazing Units (IGUs) with double or triple panes are standard in modern buildings — reducing heat transfer and boosting insulation.
Strong and low-maintenance; a thermal break boosts insulation.
Wood-polymer blend — excellent insulation, moisture resistance and stability.
Highly durable and energy-efficient; can be further insulated.
Low-maintenance and well-insulated; can be insulation-filled.
Naturally insulating and beautiful; can be clad in aluminium or vinyl.
Double or triple — choose your insulation
Multi-pane units are separated by warm-edge spacers and filled with argon (or krypton) gas. More panes and chambers mean a lower Ug — the lower the better.
Specialised glass, one for every need
Each glass type targets a specific performance — thermal, acoustic, solar, security or aesthetic. Mix and match to fit the project.
Heat-insulating and energy-saving glass.
Sound-absorbing glass.
Sun-control glass to reduce heat gain.
Impact-resistant glass for enhanced durability.
Fire-resistant glazing for added safety.
Decorative glass with light-diffusing properties.
Optimal heat insulation using vacuum technology.
Current-generating solar glass for energy efficiency.
From everyday safety to bank-grade
Impact resistance and anti-burglary protection, graded by standard — pick the class that matches the project's risk.
Protects against injury if the glass breaks; reduces risk from door or window slamming.
Protects against injury and provides temporary burglary resistance.
Two PVB films in the external glazing.
Four PVB films in the external glazing.
P4A
Burglary resistance equivalent to a 150 mm wire mesh.
Enhanced burglary resistance, equivalent to 12 mm steel bars.
Safety glass with a film on the external glazing.
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Safety film applied on the internal glazing.
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Film on internal and external glazing for maximum safety.
When the stakes are highest
Beyond everyday safety, two engineered glazings stand up to nature's force and deliberate threats — without compromising clarity or design.
Hurricane-Resistant Glass
Designed to withstand extreme winds and flying debris. Impact-resistant interlayers prevent shattering on impact, reducing the risk of injury and structural damage — year-round security, energy efficiency and peace of mind.
Bulletproof Glass
Engineered to withstand high-impact, ballistic forces. Multiple layers of laminated glass and polycarbonate absorb and disperse energy, preventing penetration while keeping full visibility — safety without compromising design or clarity.
Prioritizing quality, innovation, and customer satisfaction
Our premium glazing solutions offer more than protection; they deliver peace of mind by combining refined elegance, enhanced security, and exceptional energy efficiency.
Window Operating Types
- Awning & Casement — hinged and sealed tightly when closed.
- Fixed Windows — non-operable, airtight option.
- Sliding & Hung Windows — slightly higher air leakage, flexible ventilation.
Security & Safety Glass
Designed to deter intrusion and ensure user safety.
- Anti-Burglary Glass — layers of PVB film increase resistance.
- Fire-Resistant Glass — maintains integrity under high temperatures.
Glazing Profiles & Thickness
Different profiles allow variable glazing thickness, tailored to insulation needs.
- Profile 68 — supports up to 40 mm glazing.
- Profile 78 — accepts up to 50 mm glazing.
- Profile 92 — up to 60 mm for top insulation.
Transom Bars in Architecture
- Modern Architecture — adds aesthetic value and visual appeal.
- Enhanced Appearance — improves window and façade aesthetics.
- Architectural Character — distinctive style and personality.
- Historic Renovations — keeps original aesthetics in larger panes.
Gas Fills & Spacers
Argon or krypton between glazing layers improves insulation by reducing heat transfer. Warm-edge spacers keep a consistent gap, minimise condensation and improve the U-factor.
Colour & Finish Options
Personalise your windows with a vast palette of RAL colours, textures, and wood-like finishes.
The glass, from workshop to window
Four steps in our workshop — and the result: a triple-glazed unit, sealed on its warm-edge spacers.
Comfort you can hear, feel and count
Our glazing solutions deliver more than protection — quieter rooms, a safer home, lower bills and even a lighter insurance premium.
Reduced external noise
Acoustic glazing cuts outside noise by up to 40% — turning your home into a haven of tranquillity away from the hustle and bustle.
Protection against forced entry
Sturdy laminated builds offer optimal security against unwanted intrusion — protecting your home and your family.
Energy efficiency
Glazing engineered to maximise thermal insulation — reduce your carbon footprint while saving on energy bills.
Insurance savings
Premium security glazing enhances your property's protection — an investment that can lower your insurance premium.
Four steps to the perfect glazing system
From glass type to the finishing touches — the order of decisions that builds comfort, safety and efficiency.
Choose your glazing type
Insulating, laminated, tempered or sound-absorbing glass — each offers specific benefits for thermal efficiency, durability and noise reduction. The foundation of indoor comfort.
Add performance coatings
Low-E and spectrally selective layers minimise energy loss and control solar heat gain — customised for your climate, reducing energy costs all year round.
Gas fills & spacer technology
Argon or krypton between the panes boosts insulation; warm-edge spacers reduce condensation and improve the overall efficiency of the unit.
Customise form & function
Frosted, tinted or patterned glass for privacy and style; mullions and structural transom bars for architectural character — a fully tailored result.
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