The installation of triple glazing is mandatory in order to ensure that energy-saving standards in “passive” and low-energy housing are met and its use is nowadays increasingly called for in building specifications. Optimum use of energy requires that the glass used in triple insulating glazing meets specific characteristics: a high g-value (Solar Energy Gain) and a high light transmission factor.

The Scheuten Glas solution to this is: Trisolide® Superplus, triple insulating glass with a special heat-resistant coating enabling Ug values of 0.7 W/m²K to be obtained on the basis of 12 millimetre thick glass (the value for double glazing is only 1.1 W/m²K).

The datasheet below shows the technical data on Trisolide® Superplus. By using glass from our new float oven in Osterweddingen, the glass values given (particularly light transmission) will improve further. Even the application of the coating to different positions will increase the light transmission and g-value.