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Double glazed windows is also known as insulated glazing window or double pane. It consists two or three glass window panes separated by a vacuum or gas filled space to reduce heat transfer across a part of the building envelope.

Energy Cost Savings: Double glazed windows creates thermal insulation. It reduces the flow of incoming and outgoing heat & less energy is used to heat up or cool down space, resulting in lower energy bills.

Safety: Double glazed windows are tougher to break than single glazed windows, so they increase the security of the home. Because they’re sealed tighter than other windows, it is also tougher to force them open from the outside. When glazing with 6.38 safety or intruder-proof glass, double-glazing provides excellent security for your home because its composition and design makes it very difficult to break through.

Reduce Damage to Furnishings: Double glazed windows can reduce the amount of sun and heat entering the room. This can help reduce sun damage to your paintings, furniture, carpet, and other objects around the home.

Limited Condensation: The air between the two panes of glass, plus the airtight seal, prevents condensation from building up by blocking moisture in cold weather. By installing quality double-glazed windows, the problem of condensation is greatly reduced as heat is reflected back into the room and the inner pane is warmer.

Sound Insulation: Double glazed windows improve sound insulation by creating a barrier between the home and the environment outside. Double-glazing provides first-rate acoustic insulation and reduces outside noise levels. It will also contain noise levels within your home, so you won’t have to worry about disturbing your neighbours. Acoustic glass windows are becoming more and more sophisticated, and in recent releases from window manufacturers there has been a breakthrough in standard.