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We replace broken, cracked double-glazed windows, glass in plastic (PVC), aluminum (AL), wood, wood-aluminum, metal and other materials, in any glass structures: windows, doors, facades, winter gardens, skylights, any on the complexity of high-altitude work.

Double-glazed windows of any shape, size, with different glasses M1, M2, triplex, with protective films (class A1, A2, A3.), tinted films, glass with tinting in the mass, tempered glass, energy-saving (k-glass, i-glass) , decorative and art-stained glass.

Emergency, urgent replacement of double-glazed windows in Riga and Latvia (from 3 hours from the moment of measurement)

We are the first in the urgent replacement of double-glazed windows! Our qualified specialists will promptly replace your cracked, broken, depressurized double-glazed windows in the shortest possible time. The only difficulties in terms of urgency are traffic jams or "exotic" execution of a double-glazed window, otherwise, we have no problems with the urgent replacement of double-glazed windows.

Double-glazed windows:

We offer 2 types of double glazing:

• single-chamber (two glasses);

• two-chamber (three glasses).

Double-glazed windows are filled with an inert gas - argon, which increases thermal insulation from the street - cold glass, inside - warm.

There are several options that increase the energy-saving and soundproofing properties of double glazing. Double-glazed windows can be completed with different glasses. Firstly, glass can be of different thicknesses (3 or 4 mm) - the thicker the glass, the lower the thermal conductivity. A fairly common option with the so-called "energy-saving" glass. Such properties are imparted to glass by applying an optical coating with a low level of radiation to its surface. Thus, the glass itself was called low-emission glass. It is the emissivity of the surface (E) that determines the radiant power (for ordinary glass, E is 0.83) and therefore the ability to "reflect" thermal radiation back into the room. Therefore, the lower the emission factor, the lower the heat loss. Besides, glass with an optical coating and an emissivity of E = 0.004 reflects back into the room more than 90% of the heat energy radiated through the window. Today we offer the buyer "solid" K-glasses, which are obtained by coating the surface with oxides based on indium - tin, which are applied to the surface by a pyrolytic method. This coating reduces radiation losses by about 7-8 times compared to pure glass.

HOW TO CHOOSE GLASS PACKAGE?

To reduce heat loss:

• it is possible to fill glass containers with gas (usually argon or krypton). Harmless to health.

An important factor in ensuring low thermal conductivity is the use of a Termix glass frame  spacer . Compared to conventional aluminum or zinc gaskets, it has a lower thermal conductivity, which provides better thermal insulation and reduces the chance of fogging. The distance frame is designed to create a layer (chamber) of air thermal insulation in thickness. Inside it is an absorbent (molecular sieve) to absorb water molecules from the air in a glass package.

To improve sound insulation (reduce low-frequency street noise), it is recommended:

• installation of internal glass in a double-glazed window not 4, but 6 mm;

• installation of glass of different thicknesses to avoid the resonant effect of glass in a double-glazed window;

• installation of triplex glass as part of a double-glazed window.

In order to improve the thermal insulation characteristics for better thermal protection of a double-glazed window, it is recommended:

• fill the outer chamber between the walls with an inert gas (argon, krypton) with a density greater than that of air.

To improve security, we recommend:

• installation of triplex glass (two glasses glued together with a layer of polymeric material) - in case of glass breakage, it remains in the column and does not break up into fragments;

• installation of tempered glass (glass is subjected to special chemical and heat treatment, 5 times the strength of ordinary glass).

Lt - light conductivity

U - thermal insulation coefficient

G - total energy conductivity

Selective glass (low-E)

Thickness of double-glazed window 24 mm

Thickness of double-glazed window 36 mm

Thickness of double-glazed window 44 mm

Sun protection

Bulk tinted glass

Thickness of double-glazed window 24 mm

With reflex (reflective effect)

Tinted with reflex effect

Thickness of double-glazed window 36 mm

Thickness of double-glazed window 44 mm

Decorative glass

Thickness of double-glazed window 24 mm

Safety glasses

Laminated glass (triplekss)

Thickness of double-glazed window 24 mm

Thickness of double-glazed window 36 mm

Thickness of double-glazed window 44 mm

Thermally tempered glass

Thickness of double-glazed window 24 mm

Thickness of double-glazed window 36 mm

Soundproof glass

Thickness of double-glazed window 36 mm