Low-E Glass
Low-E Glass
Low-e glass stands for low emissivity glass. This glass varies from normal clear glass in that one side of the glass has a special metal coating, technically known as a low emissivity, or Low E. coating. Low-E glass is a type of insulating glass, which increases the energy efficiency of windows by reducing the transfer of heat or cold through glass. That means in the winter your house stays warmer, and in the summer it stays cooler.
- Saves on heating and cooling by reducing air-to-air heat transfer.
- Improves the energy efficiency of your home while reducing the amount of energy being used.
- Increases personal comfort and aids in energy conservation.
- Minimizes sound transmission.
- Highest condensation resistance.
- Fabricated with primary and secondary seal to maximize sealing properties.
- Custom fabrication in conjunction with various low-e products.
- Customized IG's for areas with hot or cold climates.
An elegantly fashioned glass, featuring ripples of cascading water.
A vertical flowing pattern reminiscent of waves on the water.
A free-flowing configuration, presenting quiet lines and curves.
A coarse grained arrangement with surface detail over the entirety of glass.
Divided Lite Options
Enhance the beauty of your home with a variety of divided lite options, designed to coordinate with popular window patterns for increased curb appeal.
- Built directly into the door during the manufacturing process
- Eliminates the need for a lite frame and provides a high-performance weather seal.
- All Classic-Craft® sidelites are manufactured with flush-glazed glass.
- Select Classic-Craft, Fiber-Classic and Smooth-Star doors have flush-glazed glass options.
- Flush-glazed glass features clean lines and eliminates the need for screw plugs.
- Backed by a Warranty Rider that provides protection in case of accidental glass breakage during residential and multi-family construction or installation.
Simulated Divided Lites (SDLs):
Adhered to interior and exterior panes of tempered glass, these can be stained or painted. Choose wood-grained or smooth-textured.
Grilles Between Glass (GBGs):
Thermally-sealed between panes of flat tempered glass for a smooth, easy-to-clean surface. Choose contour or flat shape in almond, white or bronze color.
Note: Not recommended for use behind storm doors or to be painted dark colors, if exposed to direct sunlight.
Removable Wood Grilles:
Snap on and off the interior pane of tempered glass for easy cleaning. These can be stained or painted for easy customization.
Note: Not recommended for use behind storm doors or to be painted dark colors, if exposed to direct sunlight.
Fixed Grilles:
Molded as part of the glass frame on interior and exterior panes of tempered glass, these can be stained or painted.
Simulated Divided Lites (SDLs) with Grilles Between Glass (GBGs):
The most authentic divided lite look we offer layers SDLs over flat bronze GBGs.
