Double-Glazed Windows
Double-glazed windows consist of two layers of glass panes bonded together by a spacer with a small insulating gap in between, usually 6 mm to 20 mm in size, to lessen heat flow in each direction. To provide additional insulation, the gap is hermetically sealed and filled with argon, which has a considerable role in cutting your household energy costs. Do you want to learn more about this type of window to see if it’s right for your house? Keep reading to get more information about this type. What Are Double-Glazed Windows? Double-glazed windows, or Insulated Glass Units (IGU), are made of two glass panes in one window system, which are separated (the glass panes) by a thin layer of gas or air and a spacer. The spacer consists of a metal or polymer strip that contains a drying agent to help dry out any moisture in the space. Below, we will take a look at the advantages and disadvantages of this type of window. Double-Glazed Windows Benefits Energy efficiency Double-...