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Glass Types
Obscure Glass
Dual Glazed and Triple Glazed Insulated Glass units

Glazing Types: Dual & Triple Glazed

All Sun products use dual glazed insulated glass as standard. This is composed of 2 pieces of glass with a 1/2" hermetically sealed airspace between them. Our insulated glass units are configured from a selection of low-emissivity glass with coatings that are designed for the variety of climates within our region.

Triple glazing is available on casement, fixed lite, and door products.

Glass Types: Low Emissivity Coatings & Combinations

Sun Advantage 270 logo

270

• Two Low-E coatings
• Best clarity
• For mixed heating/cooling climates

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Sun Advantage 270 plus I-89

270 plus I-89

• Adds I-89 fourth surface Low-E coating
• Increased thermal performance
• Best clarity
• For mixed heating/cooling climates

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366

• Three Low-E coatings
• Blocks more daylight
• Reduced clarity
• Best fade protection
• For warmer, sunnier climates

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Sun Advantage 366 plus I-89

366 plus I-89

• Adds I-89 fourth surface Low-E coating
• Increased thermal performance
• Blocks more daylight
• Reduced clarity
• Best fade protection
• For warmer, sunnier climates

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Solar Passive 180

180

• Solar passive glass
• Reduces heat loss through glass to outside
• Allows solar heat in
• For northern climates.

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Tempered Glas

Tempered Glass

Most glass types are available in Tempered glass versions for applications that require the safety of tempered  units. All Sun doors come standard with tempered glass.

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Obscure Glass - P515, Niagar

Obscure Glass

All insulated glass units can include Obscure glass. Obscure glass uses a textured pattern to diffuse or obscure the view through the glass. Note: obscure glass is not compatible with SDLs and some other grille systems. 

Available Patterns:
• P516 (typical obscure)
• Niagara