Windows. Glass can enhance your windows in more ways than you might imagine. Our wide range of glass can be used in various ways in an IGU (insulating glass unit) to help achieve improved window performance, as well as aesthetic enhancement to any style of home. Replacing or installing new windows provides the opportunity for you to enhance your home not only in terms of appearance, but in terms of energy performance and comfort, improved noise insulation, improved security, and even lower ...

Pilkington's glass products will make your home more comfortable, secure &; attractive. Visit us to find out more about our glass doors, roofs & windows.

The rating system is based on a scale of E to A++, with A++ windows being the most energy-efficient. The scheme is similar to those seen on household appliances, white goods and light bulbs. Benefits of installing energy rated windows: Reassurance of certified scheme approval of the windows

If the thought of spending endless hours cleaning windows puts you off building a new conservatory or installing skylights then self-cleaning glass is precisely what you need. View this demonstration video to gain a better understanding of how self-cleaning glass works with the forces of nature to keep your glass cleaner.

l New and replacement windows l Shower screens This design can be supplied in a horizontal or vertical direction. Orientation must be specified on order. For a horizontal effect the maximum height is restricted to 1320 mm due to manufacture orientation. If a vertical effect is required then the maximum height is limited to 2140 mm.

Pilkington Optilam™ I. Laminated glass incorporating a choice of eight standard coloured interlayers. Pilkington Insulight™ Protect. Pilkington Insulight™ Protect units incorporate at least one pane of Pilkington Optilam™ or Pilkington Toughened Glass, our laminated and toughened glass products.The units offer heightened safety and security and are designed to break safely or remain ...

Pilkington Texture Glass Warwick™ is a random pattern which has implications when cutting the glass down into finished sizes. If a pane is small enough, potentially there could be no evidence of the pattern at all. Therefore it is important when cutting and optimising this glass that the overall appearance of the finished pane is considered so that the design is central to the pane.

European/British Standards and Codes of Practice There are many British and European Standards which apply directly or indirectly to glass for use in building.