Double glazing consists of two glass panes separated by a spacer and sealed to create an insulating air or gas-filled gap. It improves thermal efficiency, reduces noise, and enhances security.

Triple glazing features three glass panes with insulating air or gas-filled gaps, providing superior thermal efficiency, noise reduction, and enhanced security compared to double glazing.

Vacuum insulated glass has two glass panes separated by a vacuum gap, offering exceptional thermal insulation, noise reduction, and a slimmer profile compared to traditional double or triple glazing.

Gas-filled insulated glass enhances thermal efficiency by filling the space between glass panes with gases like argon or krypton, reducing heat transfer and improving energy savings.