What is Low-E?
Low E, or Low-Emissivity, glass is a type of glazing glass containing a transparent, microscopic coating that improves the thermal efficiency of your windows. Today we’re looking at the advantages and disadvantages of low E glass, to make sure you’re as informed as possible when it comes to your next glazing purchase.
Summer Heat Hits The Glass
The outer layer reflects the majority of the sun's heat, keeping your home cooler in summer.
Reflected Back
Low-E coating reflects heat and UV rays, protecting against solar gain and fading interiors
No Harmful Rays Enter
The Home
Blocks out the majority of UV and IR rays, which can damage skin and furnishings.
Sunlight is Allowed
to Pass
Allows natural light to enter, providing bright, clear views while filtering out heat.
Indoor Heating/Cooling
is Retained
The insulating barrier maintains your home’s temperature, keeping heat in during winter and out during summer.
No Energy Wasted!
Enhances energy efficiency, reduces utility bills, and minimizes your carbon footprint.