The frame is only half the window — the glass determines how it performs for light, privacy, heat, noise, and safety. Here's how to match glass to each room.
Clear glass maximises light and view. Frosted (obscured) glass gives privacy where you don't want a view through — bathrooms, for instance. Tinted glass cuts glare and some heat on sun-facing sides.
Toughened glass is the standard safe choice for doors and large panes; laminated glass adds security and sound benefits for ground-floor and road-facing openings.
For heat-exposed or noisy openings, double-glazed units bring the comfort and quiet that single panes can't. It's specified per opening based on exposure.
Frosted (obscured) glass, which lets light in while blocking the view for privacy.
Double-glazed units slow heat transfer most; tinted glass helps with glare and some heat on sun-facing sides.
Yes — we advise on glass per opening when we measure, based on the room, exposure, and what matters to you.
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