Glass Options
You can choose from various performance options that fit your requirements, including High Performance Low-E glass, noise reduction glass and privacy glass.
Performance Options
Our best performance glass (OPTION3, Low-E Ultra) is a market leading Low-E glass.
Both of our Low-E options are designed specifically for NZ weather conditions.
We generally would recommend Option 3 for the whole house, but we recognise that it might not always align with your budget.
You have the flexibility to choose different performance options for various parts of the house.
We're here to assist you in selecting the best option to suit, that can lower costs while still offering the optimal advantage of high-performance double glazing.
Thermal Improvement
OPTION 01. Standard
Standard double glazing with a thermally improved spacer & argon gas.
55%*
OPTION 02. Low-E
Low-E glass, thermally improved spacer & argon gas. (H1 code standard, U-Value 1.1)
81%*
OPTION 03. Low-EUltra
Low-E Ultra glass, thermally improved spacer & argon gas. (Market Leading Glass , U-Value 1)
83%*
*Compared to single glazed 3mm clear glass. Data is indicative of performance and is not a guarantee of in-service performance.
Privacy Glass
We provide a variety of tinted and obscure glass options for you to select from. Our consultants will offer detailed information and to assist you in your choice.
Low Emissivity Glass (Low-E)
Low-E glass has a special coating designed to reduce the amount of heat that passes through it. This coating reflects heat back to its source, which can help keep your home cooler in the summer and warmer in winter.
Our Double Glazed Unit
Our Double glazed units are made using world class components and industry leading technology.
They're backed with an extended 12-year warranty - two years longer than the industry standard or legislative requirements.
Low-E Coating
(Low-E & Low-E Ultra Options)
Argon Gas
Thermal Spacer
Argon gas is used as an insulator to create an additional barrier. Improving thermal performance.
Low-E coating designed to reduce the amount of heat that passes through and reflects heat back to its source.
A warm edge spacer that bonds the two panes of glass together. A secondary sealant creates an airtight seal, ensuring the best retention of argon gas.
U-Values
A U-Value measures the rate at which heat travels through a building material such as a double glazed unit. The lower the U-Value, the better the insulation performance.
Single Glazing
01. Standard
02. Low-E
03. Low-E Ultra
