Rogenilan is China’s trusted supplier of windows and doors manufacturer
Rogenilan is China’s trusted supplier of windows and doors manufacturer
General Manager
Ms. Kuang
Perth, Bunbury and southwest WA homeowners are taking advantage of energy efficient windows and doors to improve their home’s comfort level, as well as its heating and cooling efficiency.
Two popular glazing options among energy-conscious customers are double glazing and Low-E glass, but which one do you choose?
Short answer. It depends, and it’s worth speaking to a glass expert to help you make a suitable choice.
Long answer. It still depends but read on as we summarise the features and benefits of double glazing vs Low-E glass for your windows and doors.
What is Double Glazing Most people are familiar with the term double glazing but what exactly is it? Double Glazing, also known as an Insulated Glazing Unit (IGU), is constructed with two panes of glass, with the gap between them filled with either air or Argon gas. Our choice of Argon gas instead of air creates an additional layer of insulation that can help reduce energy loss and keep your home at a comfortable temperature year-round.
Benefits of Double Glazing
1. It helps to improve energy efficiency – double glazing helps to reduce the amount of energy lost through your windows, which can lead to lower heating and cooling costs.
2.It improves thermal comfort – the extra layer of insulation created by double glazing may help keep the internal temperature of your home more consistent, resulting in less temperature fluctuations and a more comfortable environment.
3.It may help reduce noise pollution – with the right combination of glass, double glazed windows and doors can act as a sound barrier, reducing outside noise and creating a quieter living space.
General Manager
Ms. Kuang
● Article Overview
Perth, Bunbury and southwest WA homeowners are taking advantage of energy efficient windows and doors to improve their home’s comfort level, as well as its heating and cooling efficiency.Two popular glazing options among energy-conscious customers are double glazing and Low-E glass, but which one do you choose?Short answer. It depends, and it’s worth speaking to a glass expert to help you make a suitable choice.
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