Low E Glass

Low E Glass

Also known as Low Emissivity Glass

Low E Glass has a thin, transparent metallic coating that reduces the transfer of heat or cold through the glass.

Meaning in the winter your home stays warmer and in the summer it stays cooler.

It's helpful to think of Low E glass like insulation panels for your home.

 

 

Where greater solar and thermal control is required in the absence of natural heating, Low-E Glass can be used.

Also an option to consider towards the Energy Efficiency Rating for new homes, especially in cases where plenty of light is desired.

Advantages

Greatly improves insulation performance

Available in a range of tones

Reduces energy costs

Can be incorporated with laminated or double glazing

Desired comfort level can be achieved in both winter and summer without losing the feeling of open space

The cost of investing in Low-E glass can be offset against your future energy bills.

It can be a cost effective alternative to double glazing.

Disadvantages

Not recommended for solar control when the winter sun provides natural heating

Has a slight hazy look from some angles