Insulating glass units (IGUs) consist of two or three panes of glass separated by a hermetically sealed space of dehydrated air. This type of glazing, also known as a sealed unit or double/triple thermos, plays a key role in energy efficiency by directly influencing the thermal insulation of buildings. In line with eco-energy best practices, such as LEED Building & Sustainability, the aim is to reduce solar heat gain in summer and minimize heat loss in winter.
High-performance insulating glass plays an essential role in improving the energy efficiency of buildings. Using advanced technologies, it combines two or three panes of glass separated by a cavity filled with an inert gas, such as argon. This creates a thermal barrier that reduces heat exchange between inside and outside. Whether for homes or commercial buildings, this glazing guarantees enhanced comfort while limiting energy consumption.
The thermal and acoustic properties of insulating glass units are enhanced by a number of components :
High-performance insulating glass can be adapted to a variety of situations to improve comfort and reduce energy consumption:
Can be adapted to the specific needs of each project. In fact, by adjusting the thickness of the panels or the type of gas in the cavity, it’s possible to create a custom glazing that optimizes both the energy efficiency and the aesthetics of the building.
High-performance insulating glass improves energy efficiency, reduces energy consumption and guarantees optimum comfort. Adopting this technology enhances your building’s energy performance while improving the quality of life inside.
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