Low-E Energy Saving Glass

Low-E Energy Saving Glass can only be used for glazing as part of a Double Glazed Unit.

Low E Energy Saving Glass is designed to help insulate your home by keeping as much heat inside as possible. Low E Energy Saving Glass has a transparent metallic coating on one side that reflects heat back into the room rather than allowing it to escape through the window. It also allows optimum amounts of sunlight to pass through the window.

There are two choices of Low E Energy Saving Glass, these are called Hard Coat and Soft Coat. They both perform the same job but the soft coat has better thermal insulation, therefore reducing heat loss even further. The inner surface of the glass stays warmer thereby reducing the likelihood of condensation. And there is less of a yellowish tint or dusty appearance to the glass.

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Self-Cleaning, low maintenance glass

Solar Control Glass

A transparent coating applied onto the outside surface of the glass harnesses the power of both the sun and rain to efficiently remove dirt and grime such as dried water marks, dust, resin and insect residues. It will always be easier to clean and it will stay cleaner for longer. It is an excellent choice for areas of glazing that are hard to reach.

Self cleaning glass can be glass that has the transparent coating applied during manufacture or we can apply a ClearShield Ritec Coating to the glass prior to glazing.

Annealed, Toughened or Laminated glass can have a coating applied to provide a high performance Solar Control glass.

It has a slightly bluish tint that enhances visual comfort by filtering light and offers good solar control performance, therefore keeping rooms cool during sunny periods. Particularly useful on conservatory roofs, and large windows and doors.

This type of glass is best used as part of a double glazed unit.

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CNGlass services clients in Chipping Norton, Banbury, Oxford, Cheltenham,and the surrounding counties of Oxfordshire, Gloucestershire,
Warwickshire and South Northamptonshire. Double Glazing and Conservatories.

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