Vacuum glazing is the ultimate innovation in the field of insulation. The glazing consists of an incredibly thin insulating glass where two glass panes are separated by a high-vacuum space. This vacuum space accounts for the extremely high insulation performance of this type of glazing. Heat and sound stand no chance of escaping or penetrating through. The glazing has a thermal insulation coefficient of 0.7 W/(m2.K), which is equivalent to the insulation value of triple glazing! This will lower your energy bills in winter. In addition to a comfortable indoor temperature, street noise is also reduced by an extra 6 dB. In practice, this means that the perceived noise is cut in half, allowing vacuum glazing to outperform both double and triple glazing.
Besides all these insulation benefits, vacuum glazing is incredibly easy to integrate into existing buildings due to its minimal thickness. With a thickness of around 8 millimeters, the glass is more than three times thinner than double glazing. This makes vacuum glass highly suitable for the renovation of historic buildings, which do not always have the space for standard double or triple glazing. Furthermore, the glass is naturally suitable for both commercial and residential buildings. Make your indoor environment as comfortable as possible with the thinnest possible glass—all without having to crank up the heating.
