Glass construction
State pane thickness, cavity, spacer, and seal because they affect values and weight.
GLASS
Insulated Glass Unit
Two panes separated by a sealed air or gas cavity to reduce heat transfer.
Request a quoteProduct Specification
| Common build-up | 5+12A+5, 5+16A+5, 5+20A+5 mm |
|---|---|
| Cavity | 12 / 16 / 20 mm |
| Options | Low-E, Laminated, Argon |
KEY FEATURES
Key Features
- Measurably lower heat gain
- Less surface condensation
- Combines with Low-E, tempered, or laminated panes
- Designed around the application
Homes and condominiums
Structure & material selection
Material sample
Total thickness and weight must fit the window, door, or façade receiving the unit.
Before fabrication
Specify the build-up
State pane thickness, cavity, spacer, and seal because they affect values and weight.
Check the glazing pocket
Total thickness and weight must fit the window, door, or façade receiving the unit.
APPLICATIONS
Applications
Typical settings to consider for your project.
Homes and condominiums
The cavity reduces heat transfer through the glazing and can lower cooling demand.
Offices and hotels
Useful across many openings where heat, daylight, and condensation need to be controlled.
Rooms needing noise control
Glass build-up, thickness, and cavity should be selected together for the acoustic goal.
NESTA
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Share your drawings or project requirements to review materials and systems.
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