Double and Triple Glazing
- Acoustic ratings help compare how well windows with double and triple glazing reduce outside noise, as glass thickness and pane spacing vary.More to discover
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ArchiPro Products
The glazed glass that ArchiPro has selected from the best suppliers in Australia is high-quality, easy to maintain, and can be installed seamlessly by professionals. Both double glazing and triple glazing are available depending on your needs and the environment you live in. Double and triple glazing is part of our wider collection of glazing products selected to suit your individual needs, including products like safety glass and window film.
Double glazing
Double glazed windows are made up of two panes of glass that are separated by a gap filled with air or insulating gas. Double glazed windows can be installed in most kinds of frames, with aluminium or uPVC double glazed windows being an especially popular choice in Australia.
Triple glazing
Triple glazed windows are very similar to double glazed windows, but they are made up of three panes of glass instead of two.
The advantages of high quality double and triple glazing
One of the biggest advantages of high quality multi-glazed windows is the increased energy efficiency in your home. Double glazing is highly efficient and can reduce the heat loss in your home by up to 30% compared to single-glazed windows, with triple glazing improving energy efficiency even more. The other major advantage of multi-glazed windows is noise reduction. If your home or commercial building is in a major city centre or another busy area in Australia, installing double or triple glazing can make a massive difference to the noise pollution you experience. High quality products use higher quality glass, making them more effective and longer lasting.
How to choose double or triple glazing that’s right for you
When choosing whether your home or office needs double or triple glazing, the main thing to consider is the environment you live in. Double glazing may be sufficient to decrease heat loss if you live in one of the hotter regions of Australia. In colder parts of the country, you may want to opt for triple-glazed glass to keep out the cold and reduce your energy bills. The same goes for noise pollution; if this isn’t an issue for you, then double-glazed may be the way to go, but triple-glazed would be recommended for noisy city centres or other congested locations.
There are glazing alternatives that you can choose from, starting with decorative glass that not only adds artistic sophistication to a room but also keeps it bright with natural light. Safety glass is tailored to safeguard occupants, fragmenting into innocuous bits or not breaking at all upon impact. Tempered glass is toughened to outlast ordinary glass, tolerating heavy loads and heat, shattering safely into nubby fragments to reduce the risk of injury.