Insulating Glass

Insulating glass (also referred to as insulated glass) refers to two or more lites of glass sealed around the edges with an air space between, to form a single unit. 

Commonly referred to as an "IG unit," insulating glass is the most effective way to reduce air-to-air heat transfer through the glazing.  When used in conjunction with low-E and / or reflective glass coatings, IG units become an effective means to conserve energy and comply with building codes. 

The most common architectural insulating glass unit configuration is 1/4" glass / 1/2" air space / 1/4" glass.

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Insulating glass is traditionally used at office buildings, Hospitals, Hotels, Houses and those buildings where large amount of heating or cooling is required. Those places where humidity and temperature needs to be controlled, Insulated glass is best suited for them.

Insulating glass is also used in airports control towers, train windows etc

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