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insulating glass

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insulating glass
Two sheets of glass that are assembled and sealed around their edges as a single unit; the space between the glass sheets is dehydrated or filled with a gas. Such a unit is effective in reducing the transfer of heat through it.
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Another glazing option is insulating glass, the thermal efficiency of glass is measured in U values - the lower this value the greater the ability of the glass to keep you warm.
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Our insulating glass considerably reduces the heat lost through the window space.
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