Upgrade to high-quality double glazing windows for comfort and sustainability. Experience improved insulation, noise reduction, and energy efficiency in your home. Our double glazed glasses are Australian certified double toughened glasses filled with argon gas. Comply with AS2047.
JL Windows specialises in the customisation, installation, and replacement of double glazing windows. With 7 years of experience serving the Melbourne area, we’ve partnered with over 400 builders to ensure our products not only look stylish but also meet the highest standards of quality and safety. For more details, feel free to reach out to us at: 0481-818-785 or sales@jlwindow.com.au.
Double Glazed Options
Double glazing window involves using two glass layers in windows and doors, kept apart by a spacer, with a gap ranging from 6mm to 20mm between them. This gap is securely sealed and filled with argon gas, enhancing the insulation of the windows.
| 5mm-9Argon-5mm |
| 5mm-12Argon-5mm |
| 6mm-12Argon-6mm |
| 8mm-12Argon-8mm |
| Low E Glass |
| Double Low E Glass |
| Obscured Glass |
| European Grey Glass |
| Laminated Glass |
Double Glazing Windows Features
Ideal for Any Weather
In Melbourne, double glazed windows are a popular choice for managing indoor temperatures, as they effectively reduce heat loss during the cold winters and keep interiors cool in the summer. Double glazing reduces heat loss through the thermal cushion and insulation of the air contained in the sealed unit. The gap between double glazed windows usually fills with an Argon layer. As cold air hits the pane of glass, the pane of glass transfers the temperature to the Argon gas layer. Argon gas has a 34% reduced thermal transfer rate to air and slows down the conduction of heat between two differing temperatures. In the same way, when the warm air from the room meets the internal pane of glass the Argon gas slows the transfer of the warmth from the inside out. And heat is retained in the room.
Reduced Energy Bills
Half of the energy used in Australian homes is the result of heating and cooling devices. Fortunately, installing double glazing windows can significantly cut down your need for electric heating or cooling, leading to savings on energy bills. In comparison to single glazed windows, double glazing can lower energy expenses by at least 20%.
Noise Reduction Benefits
Double glazing is typically filled with air or other sound insulation materials, effectively blocking sound waves’ transmission and reducing ambient noise. At the same time, a portion of the sound wave on the surface of the double glass will be reflected, while the remainder will be absorbed, lowering the vibration frequency and so reducing noise. So, many choose double glazing for its ability to substantially lower the amount of external noise that gets into the home. This can lead to a quieter, more serene living environment, potentially reducing stress and improving sleep.
Minimising Condensation
The air around us contains minute droplets of molecules that are invisible to the naked eye and condense when they come into touch with a cold surface, such as a windowpane. Our breath also emits water, and we frequently wake up in the morning to see condensation on our bedroom windows. Double glazing Each sealing unit has a crystalline desiccant within its divisions. The desiccant will extract water from the air gap, keeping the internal space between the glasses dry. Double glazing can prevent the formation of condensation, which often occurs on single glazed windows due to moisture in the air contacting the cooler surface of the glass. The warmer inner glass pane of double glazing windows stops this condensation from happening.
Double Glazing Windows Installation Services
Contact JL Window & Doors for top-quality double glazing windows in Melbourne. We offer consultations and bookings to help improve your home’s insulation and comfort. For more details, feel free to reach out to us at: 0481-818-785 or sales@jlwindow.com.au.
Professional Double Glazing Windows Installer
A spacer bar separates the two panes of glass in a double glazing window. We use spacer made of aluminum or a low-conductivity material like stainless steel or composite materials, reducing heat transfer.
The space between the two glass panes can be filled with inert gas, such as argon, krypton, or xenon, instead of air. These gases are better insulators than air, improving thermal efficiency by reducing heat loss.
We apply a microscopically thin metallic coating to one of the glass surfaces inside the insulated glass unit. This coating reflects heat back into the room during winter and out of the room during summer, without significantly reducing natural light.
For frames that conduct more heat (like aluminum), a thermal break – usually a plastic or rubber insert – is used to reduce the transfer of heat and cold through the double glazing windows, enhancing the window’s overall thermal efficiency.
