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Energy Efficient Glass Options

Argon Gas

Argon gas is an inert gas—non-toxic, clear and odourless. Used to fill the space between panes of glass, it minimizes convective currents reduces the chance of glass collecting frost on cold winter days.

 

Dual Clear Glass

Two panes of glass with no special coating applied. The panes are spaced a ½ inch apart and the air between the panes acts as an insulation barrier, making your windows more energy efficient.

 

Low-E

Low-E (low emissivity) is a clear coating that reduces heat loss by reflecting furnace heat back into a room, allowing lots of outside solar energy to pass into your home. In winter, it can even reduce the demands on your furnace. Low-E can offer 35%-105% better insulation when combined with dual/triple pane glass.

 

SunStop

SunStop uses two layers of Low-E coating to block out the sun’s heat, light and UV rays. Perfect for south and west-facing windows, this coating keeps your home cool in the summer and warmer in the winter with superior insulation performance.

Triple Pane

Also spaced a ½ inch apart, these three panes provide more insulation than dual pane when it comes to energy efficiency. Enjoy lower heating costs, virtually no condensation and an excellent sound barrier, giving your home added privacy.