What is Glazing and Why It’s Important
Glazing refers to the windows in your home, which include both openable and fixed windows, as well as glass doors and skylights. Glazing refers to the glass component, it is commonly used to refer to all aspects of an assembly, including glass, films, frames, and furnishings. Paying attention to all of these factors will assist you in achieving an effective passive design.
Glazing allows in light and fresh air while also providing views that connect interior living spaces to the outdoors. Energy-efficient glazing improves the comfort of your home while significantly lowering your energy costs.
Glazing Options from Sydney Woodworkers
Sydney Woodworkers has flexible glazing options for many of its products and can offer specialised glass where required for restoration, sustainability or bushfire compliance. Customised solutions can be provided to meet specific architectural needs including privacy, insulation and sound reduction targets.
Special glazing requirements may include Energy efficiency, noise reduction and bushfire regulations. Ask us for options on how to achieve compliant glazing.
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Available as safety glass suitable for door glazing
Clear and e-Glass
White Translucent
Soft White
Shoji
NFP Frost
Acid Etched
Grey
Dark Grey
Oceanic
Cathedral
Spotswood
Satinlite
New Flemish
Narrow Reeded
Broad Reeded
Rough Cast
Desert Sand
Glue Chip
Window Glazing Only. Not readily available as safety glass.
Wissmach Flemish
Hammered
Florentine
Jap Daisy
Sparkle
Granite
Sea Drift
White Artico
Green Artico
Amber Artico
Blue Artico