Clear
Clear insulated glass is nearly twice as energy efficient as single pane glass.
Choosing a Glass Type
Glass Types
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LoE2
This energy efficient glass helps reflect heat to keep your home warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer.
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LoE3
This highly efficient glass helps reflect much heat, resulting in increased comfort and energy savings year-round.
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Argon Gas
An odorless, non-toxic gas that can be combined with either LoE2 or LoE3 glass to help further reduce heat loss, helping to save on heating costs.
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Obscure
Offers both privacy and a touch of design.
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Rain
Include this as a design feature or for some privacy.
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Glue Chip
Adds a touch of class and privacy.
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Gray Tint
A soft gray tint can cool off hot sunlight.
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Green Tint
A touch of green can add a touch of design or relieve severe sun glare.
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Bronze Tint
A touch of warm brown can dim overly bright sunlight.
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Tempered
This safety glass shatters into pebble-sized pieces rather than dangerous shards if broken.
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Laminate
An added sense of security is priceless with laminate glass that stays together if hit by severe weather or debris.
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Laminate Obscure
A sense of security is priceless with laminate obscure glass that stays together if hit by severe weather or debris and is also nearly opaque for added privacy.