The Queensland coastal region (climate zone 2) is primarily a cooling climate, so it is most important that your Windows and Doors have a low Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC), as you want to prevent the heat from the sun from entering your house.

At the same time, climate zone 2 experiences mild winters, so having windows with a lower U Value is equally important. A lower U Value contributes to energy efficiency by minimising heat loss and reducing the need for heating in cooler seasons. In turn, this lowers energy consumption and associated heating costs.

RESIDENTIAL SINGLE GLAZED LOW-E

Take the first step into energy efficiency glazing by adding a Low-E coating to your glass. Low-E glass allows light to pass through while it reflects heat.

RESIDENTIAL SINGLE GLAZED LOW-E NEUTRAL

A better upgrade from Single Glazed Clear Low-E, this glass is coated in thin layers of metallic oxide when manufactured, which reflects radiant heat helping to
maintain a cooler interior.

RESIDENTIAL SINGLE GLAZED LOW-E GREY

Perfect for the Queensland climate and a step up in performance from Single Glazed Low-E Neutral, adding the grey tone to your selection will provide improved solar control and thermal insulation. Not only increasing your
thermal comfort, but also helping to reduce the fading of your furniture, carpet and other interior surfaces

RESIDENTIAL DOUBLE GLAZED LOW-E SOFT COAT GREY

Double glazing with Low-E, applied to the inside of the Grey toned glass, provides a significant improvement in the U value helping to retain heat in cooler months, and SHGC helping to prevent the heat from the sun entering your house in the warmer months.