Vacuum Glazing

Vacuum glass achieves superior thermal performance (0.4W/m²K) in a slimmer profile than triple glazing, offering better insulation with less visual impact – ideal for heritage projects.

Yes, the exceptional insulation properties minimise heat loss significantly, leading to lower energy bills compared to standard double glazing, traditional double glazing, or single glazing.

Absolutely. The ultra slim profile (8.3mm) makes vacuum glazing perfect for sash windows and original windows where space is limited while maintaining authentic appearance.

Yes, vacuum glazing offers excellent noise reduction capabilities, creating a quieter indoor environment by minimising noise pollution from outside – a great benefit for urban properties.

Yes, the slim profile and superior thermal insulation make vacuum glass a very efficient window solution for older buildings in conservation areas, satisfying planning requirements while improving energy efficiency of a home.

These tiny dots are micro-pillars placed between the glass panes to maintain the vacuum gap. They prevent the panes from collapsing under atmospheric pressure, ensuring outstanding thermal efficiency, structural strength, and long-term performance, while remaining virtually invisible in normal viewing.