Standard in most homes
What is Double-Glazed Glass?
Two panes of glass separated by a sealed airspace (often argon). The airspace acts as an insulating barrier that cuts heat transfer compared to single pane.
- Comfortable & efficient — Strong thermal performance for typical Canadian homes.
- Balanced daylight — Good brightness with common Low-E coatings.
- Lighter & simpler — Works with standard frames and hardware; widely available.
- Great value — Most cost-effective path to modern efficiency.
Maximum insulation & noise control
What is Triple-Glazed Glass?
Three panes of glass with two sealed airspaces. The extra layer improves insulation and helps reduce exterior noise.
- Warmest interior surface — Lowest heat loss and fewer cold-edge drafts.
- Quieter rooms — Additional pane and airspace help dampen sound.
- Thicker & heavier — Requires frames designed for triple; slightly less daylight than comparable doubles.
- Highest performance — Ideal for very cold climates or north-facing, shady rooms.