Types of Glass:
Laminated Glass: Laminated glass consists of two lites of equal thickness (¼") bonded together with a polyvinyl butyral (pvb) interlayer. In the event that the glass should break, the pvb interlayer will allow the glass to remain in the skylight frame. Heat-strengthened glass is twice as strong as regular annealed glass and is used in all e-skylight.com skylights.
Insulated Glass: Insulated glass consists of a ¼" thick, heat-strengthened outer lite, over a ½" dual sealed airspace, over a heat strengthened, laminated inner lite (thickness to be determined based on size of lite). Because of its inherent thermal properties, insulated glass is typically used over a conditioned space, where energy efficiency is of paramount concern.
PPG Solarban 60TM: Specifically designed for heating dominated climates, PPG Solarban 60
TM glass reduces heat loss by reflecting heat back into the space, maximizing energy efficiency and reducing heating bills.
PPG Solarban 60TM: Specifically designed for cooling dominated climates, PPG Solarban 60TM Solar Control glass reduces unwanted solar heat gain by rejecting a siginifcant portion of the sun's solar infrared energy back to the outside, helping to keep homes cooler and lowering cooling costs in the summer.
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