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Smart Low-E glass coating achieves window energy ratings of A and U-values as low as 1.3 W/m2K, meeting and far exceeding all current UK regulations.
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Planitherm Comfort Glass is a significant step up from standard double glazing. It’s a sure way to a more comfortable and energy-efficient home without the need for costly and bulky triple glazing.
Available for every window style, windows that feature Comfort Glass offer higher levels of thermal efficiency, as well as security and noise reduction performance. It even prolongs the life of your furniture, protecting it from fading by blocking 99% of damaging UV rays.
If you have a sunny south or west-facing room or extension, Comfort Glass provides extra protection to reduce overheating where it’s needed most. It’s a good way to future-proof your home with new windows, doors, or even a conservatory enhanced by Comfort Glass.
Smart Low-E glass coating achieves window energy ratings of A and U-values as low as 1.3 W/m2K, meeting and far exceeding all current UK regulations.
Built-in acoustic layer further blocks out external sounds from travelling into your home, providing 20% better noise reduction than older-style double glazing.
A robust built-in transparent layer makes it much tougher to break than standard double glazing. Laminated glass will also not shatter.
Comfort glass is a glazing technology that has energy efficiency as its aim. Because it uses two panes of glass which include a laminated layer and special low-e coating, it is more energy efficient and secure than double or triple glazing.
Upgrading to Comfort Glass and Comfort Plus Glass can make a substantial difference in your household energy bills too, outperforming triple glazing and providing 20% better noise reduction than older-style double glazing.
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Our Comfort Glass range achieves a window energy A rating and U-values as low as 1.3 W/m2K, exceeding all current UK regulations for window and door energy efficiency. Comfort Glass and Comfort Glass Plus could save you money on your energy bills. Their energy efficiency is attained through a combination of two highly efficient glazing panels that have a special Low-E coating that stops 56% more internal heat from escaping.
This continuously warms during the colder months. This pioneering glazing technology provides a comfortable temperature inside regardless of the weather outside. Our Comfort glazing captures and makes use of the warmth from natural daylight, whilst our advanced Comfort Plus glass helps limit and control natural daylight. These panels reflect more of the heat into the room.
Furthermore, if your room or extension is susceptible to overheating, the added feature of Comfort Plus glass is sure to appeal. This special coating is designed to keep out heat from the sun’s rays, giving you outstanding control of inside temperatures.
Get A PriceComfort Glass has a built-in acoustic layer further blocks out external sounds from travelling into your home, providing 20% better noise reduction than older-style double glazing.
Get A PriceEnhance your property’s security by upgrading your double glazing to Comfort Glass. The robust built-in transparent layer makes it much tougher to break than standard double glazing. Laminated glass will not shatter either, making it much safer all round.
Combined with high-quality frames and multi-point locking features, Comfort Glass provides protection from forced entry. You can also include extra security features to the window specification for greater peace of mind.
Get A PriceComfort Glass can be fitted to many window styles, in either uPVC or aluminium, including double glazed casement windows and flush sash windows.
We also offer over 150 RAL colours and a variety of authentic woodgrain effects for a heritage look. Upgrade to our triple glazing alternative, Comfort Glass which combines two highly efficient glazing panels with a built-in laminate layer and a special transparent Low-E coating that stops 56% more internal heat from escaping.
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We’re often asked the difference between Comfort Glass and triple glazing. Compared to triple glazing, Comfort Glass provides enhanced security, energy efficiency, visibility, and improved noise reduction.
Comfort Glass is ideal for keeping the heat inside cooler north facing rooms for longer, whilst Comfort Glass Plus is perfect for preventing south facing rooms from overheating through the warmer months. Lighter, clearer, less expensive, and easier to install, it makes perfect sense to upgrade your glazing to Comfort Glass.
Comfort Glass | Triple Glazing | |
Energy efficiency | High | Medium |
Enhanced security | High | Medium |
Noise reduction | High | Low-medium |
Furniture fade protection | ✔️ | ❌ |
Reduce overheating | ✔️ | ❌ |
Comfort Glass is better than double glazing because it keeps 40% more heat in your home, protects furniture from sunlight, reduces more noise and is more secure.
Energy efficiency is often the top priority and it’s no wonder as the bills keep rising. The British Fenestration Rating Council (BFRC) rates window energy performance and publishes results to help you decide which windows are best for you. Read more
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