Low-E (Low Emissivity) glass has a microscopic coating that reflects heat while allowing natural light to enter. It is ideal for energy-efficient homes — keeping interiors cooler in summer and warmer in winter.
Low-E (Low Emissivity) glass is coated with a microscopically thin, transparent metallic layer that reflects long-wave infrared radiation (heat) while allowing short-wave solar radiation (visible light) to pass through. This selective filtering property makes Low-E glass the most energy-efficient glazing option available.
In summer, Low-E glass reflects external heat away from the building. In winter, it reflects internal heat back into the room. This dual action significantly reduces heating and cooling energy consumption throughout the year.
Coating applied during the glass manufacturing process. More durable and can be used as a single pane, but slightly lower performance than soft coat.
Applied after manufacturing using a vacuum sputtering process. Higher performance but must be used within a sealed double glazed unit to protect the coating.
Flyers Decor supplies Low-E glass from certified manufacturers, ensuring consistent coating quality and performance. We offer Low-E glass as part of our double glazed unit range, combining the thermal performance of Low-E coating with the insulating properties of DGU.
Our glass specialists can advise on the most appropriate Low-E specification for your climate, orientation, and performance requirements.
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