With superior energy and acoustic performance, triple glazed windows are moving from common to standard throughout Europe. They are constructed from three panes of glass and deliver improved thermal insulation, noise reduction and energy savings to homeowners. Our top of the line triple glazed windows deliver more comfort in the home and higher energy savings than double or single pane options. Best of all, because it is so common in Germany, the price difference is usually less than 10% for standard glass. Experience the difference yourself.
Benefits at a Glance
- Superior insulation ability and u-values
- Reduced heating and lower heating bills
- Minimal price difference compared to double (10% or less)
- Better sound reduction than double and single glazing
- Enhanced living comfort (no draughts or cold spots)
- Better security
- No difference in appearance to double glazing
- Reduced condensation
What is Triple Glazing?
Simply put, triple glazing is three panes of glass built into a window. This modern innovation outperforms single and double glazed windows across the board. Windows are the most exposed part of a home and consequently provide abundant opportunity for energy loss.
We are all familiar with the importance of wearing multiple layers of clothing in winter. Each additional layer provides not just another barrier against the weather, but also creates a space to trap warm air between them. Windows are similar.
Triple glazing adds more than a third pane of glass, but also a second air cavity (see illustration left). Similar to wearing multiple layers of clothing in winter, both the pane and second air gap create further barriers against the elements and heat loss. Each air gap is also typically filled with argon which is heavier and less conductive than air. This makes it even tougher for energy to move through, reducing loss.