Double Pane Windows
Double-pane windows use two layers of glass with an insulating gas sealed between them to improve energy efficiency and comfort compared to single-pane windows. They help reduce heat loss, limit drafts, and lower outside noise while maintaining a balance between performance and cost. Double-pane windows are lighter and more affordable than triple-pane options and are a popular choice for most homes due to their reliability, efficiency, and overall value.
Triple-pane windows use three layers of glass with insulating gas between each pane to improve energy efficiency, comfort, and noise reduction compared to standard double-pane windows. The extra glass helps reduce heat transfer, minimize drafts, and keep indoor temperatures more consistent, while also lowering outside noise. They are heavier and cost more than double-pane windows, but can offer added comfort and long-term performance benefits, especially in homes that experience temperature extremes or want maximum efficiency.
Triple Pane Windows
