Choosing your glass carefully will add to the interior comfort of your home. Standard clear glass will offer you uninterupted views whilst tinted glass can limit the amount of UV (ultra violet) light that enters your home, protecting your valuable furnishings and helping you save costs on cooling your home.

And dont forget we also offer Satinlite obscure glass for when privacy is required.

DISCLAIMER: All our products meet or exceed the AS1288-Glass in buildings standard. It is the responsibility of the purchaser to nominate where Toughened safety glass is required ie; wet areas such as bathrooms. For more information on safety glass requirements please click here 

PLEASE NOTE: Our range of "Grade A Safety" windows and doors can be found in our online store, in the "Wet area/safety" section. And please remember, all our louvre windows, sliding, hinged and bifold doors are only supplied with "Grade A Safety glass" and conform to the Australian standard AS-1288

 

STANDARD CLEAR ANNEALED  This commonly used glass is the industry standard. Whilst it is completely clear allowing light into your home and allowing seamless views, this glass does not have good thermal properties. Clear glass is also available as toughened safety glass for use in wet areas such as bathrooms and where human impact is a concern. You can choose windows with Grade A safety glass (toughened), from our online store under the "Wet area/safety" section.	GREY TINTED  Apart from its aesthetic appeal tinted glass is mainly intended to reduce solar heat gain and glare. It provides good heat and UV protection without having the mirror-like appearance of reflective glass. Tinted glass is availabe in both standard annealed and toughened safety glass. You can choose windows with Grade A safety glass (toughened), from our online store under "Grade A safety windows". We only use 5mm thick tinted glass in order to maintain a consistant level of tinting throughout all of our products.	SATINLITE OBSCURE We use only toughened satinlite obscure glass. The obscure effect is created by passing a continuous molten glass ribbon between two rollers, one of which has a pattern that creates a permanent impression on the surface, therefore creating a finish that is not transparent, but still allows the entry of natural light. This glass is recommended for areas that require saftey glass as well as privacy such as bathrooms, toilets and dressing rooms. Select product with satinlite obscure glass from our "Wet area/safety" section in our online store