Noise reduction
Explore acoustic glazing configurations for spaces affected by outside noise. Compare the test result for the selected glass and complete window.

Why vacuum glass
Vacuum glazing combines a very small cavity with a slim glass profile. Explore eight product themes highlighted by VGA, and the details to confirm for your project.
Explore acoustic glazing configurations for spaces affected by outside noise. Compare the test result for the selected glass and complete window.
Ask for the dew-point performance and condensation information for your chosen configuration. The original overview highlighted a low dew point without giving a value.
Vacuum glazing limits heat transfer through the glass. Overall energy use depends on the glazing, frame, building and how the home is used.
Consider the glass construction and safety documentation for the application. Match the current evidence to the configuration being supplied.
Check material composition, including lead content, against the documentation for your selected product.
A compact glazing profile can create options where space in the frame is limited. Confirm thickness and weight for the selected glass build-up.
Explore slim retrofit glazing or combinations with laminated and insulated glass, depending on the frame and performance brief.
Ask about the current warranty, expected service life, installation requirements and care instructions for the product you select.
A customer’s perspective
“I am more than impressed with the acoustic and thermal performance of the vacuum insulated glass units”
Joshua White
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