One of the largest drains on businesses’ resources can be its energy bills. By adding the highly efficient protective layer to your buildings given by premium quality commercial glazing, energy bills can be reduced whilst retaining warmth and comfortable surroundings for your employees or guests.
What is an A rated window?
Energy ratings on window glass are rated from G through to A, with A being the highest level of energy efficiency. Many double glazed windows fitted over the last decade only have an E rating or lower. We will be delighted to assist your business by discussing the most cost-effective way of bringing your windows up to an A rating. This not only reduces costs on energy consumption but it also enables your business to boast a more effective environmental policy.
24-7 Glass and Glazing are delighted to install A rated windows within the window frames you wiah to have fitted in your business premises.

An additional bonus of Planitherm glass is that it has been developed to almost completely eradicate problems with condensation which commonly arise in more conventional window glass.

A greater amount of solar energy is captured in the first place and this is then combined with glazing to have better insulating properties. As less heat is allowed to escape, combined with the greater amount of heat extracted from the natural surroundings (sun), the savings and energy efficiency achieved is even greater than those attributed the A grade energy rating.
On K glass the coating is located on the inner panes surface, on the side pointing in toward the cavity of the insulating glass unit. The coating is deliberately designed so as not to be a good radiator of heat. That way the warmth is not transferred out to the colder outside pane and into the cooler outside air. Instead it is reflected back into your home or business premises interior. So put simply, it allows warmth in easily, but doesn’t let it escape so readily.
The energy efficient glass allows up to 78 % of the natural energy to get into your buildings interior. This is comprised of 66% which passes directly into your premises and a further 12% which is trapped in the window and eventually works its way through to the interior of your office or business premises.
Therefore when considering the reduction in costs on properties and business premises it is worth considering light as well as heat.
If safety glass is required in public places, schools, nurseries etc. then a toughened version of this product can also be provided.