Heritane
The Heritane double glazing range uses an irregular surface of glass which is deliberately intended to reproduce the wavy effect of late 18th and early 19th century glass styles commonly found in period and listed buildings.
We cut and process each pane of glass to size before applying the appropriate size and thickness of lead came to the pane of glass.
This pane of glass is then paired with a low emissivity glass, which refers to a material’s ability to emit heat. Regular glass has a high emissivity (~0.84), allowing most heat to pass through, whereas Low-E glass has a special coating of microscopically thin metallic oxide applied that reduces emissivity to as low as (~0.02), significantly limiting heat transfer.
Think of it as an invisible sunscreen for your home: it keeps interiors cooler in summer, warmer in winter, and protects furniture from fading or developed in house.
Available In Any Thickness
All of our units of glass are available in any thickness. Our thinnest units are 12mm thick, however our most used thickness is 14mm unit thickness right up to 28mm in the appropriate applications.
This is constantly being update as research and development progresses with new technologies on the market place or developed in house.
Why Choose Our Heritage Double Glazing?
- Authentic period appearance with traditional wavy glass.
- Improved thermal performance without compromising character.
- Ultra-slim units ideal for heritage applications.
- Bespoke manufactured for every project.
- Available in a wide range of thicknesses.
- Low-E glass for greater energy efficiency.
- Suitable for listed and period properties.
- Expertly manufactured by heritage glazing specialists.
- Nationwide supply and installation.
- Over 30 years of heritage glazing experience.