CONSERVATORY GLASS

Saint-Gobain Glass is one of the world’s leading flat glass manufacturers.

Opened in April 2000, Saint-Gobain Glass’ plant in Yorkshire is an award winning facility which has supplied the latest glass solutions to the UK and Irish markets for over 10 years.

Being voted “Britain’s Best Factory 2005” and “Britain’s Best Processing Plant 2008” highlights the pedigree and importance that Saint-Gobain Glass place on continued commitment to HSE, employees, customer service, quality, and continual product innovation.

As Saint-Gobain Glass UK moves into its second decade, the company continues to invest in their plant and their commitment to supply innovative products to the construction and renovation markets.

Saint Gobain Glass For Conservatories

Purchasing a conservatory is a major decision, which depending upon the size, quality and design can be a significant investment. Other key considerations are, of course, style, appearance and comfort though it’s here where the glass you choose makes all the difference. You want your conservatory to look good and to suit your needs.

Nowadays the potential uses of a conservatory are as diverse as the designs available. Some are looking to add extra living space that can be used year round as a dining room, children’s playroom, home office or similar, while others are looking to create a seamless, visually connected link between home and garden.

Our conservatory roof glass range offers you a choice of four attractive tints all with low maintenance self-cleaning.

Each glass tint offers its own combination of solar control and glare reduction properties as well as an individual character to suit your own.

Specify SGG PLANITHERM 4S conservatory wall glass with any of our roof options to obtain the ultimate combination of a cooler summer environment and warm, cozy winter months.

LIGHT TRANSMISSION

SOLAR REJECTION

U-VALUE w/m2

SELF CLEANING

UV PROTECTION

QUALITY AS STANDARD

Percentage of light transmitted through the unit.

A low % can reduce glare from the sun.

Terms

U-value – measures internal heat loss. The lower the number, the greater the insulation
W/mK – is the measure in Watts of heat lost per square metre per degree in temperature (Kelvin).
Self-cleaning glass – glass with a photocatalytic and hydrophilic coating which harnesses both light and water to break down organic dirt and adherence of mineral material.
Solar heat – sun’s radiant heat in light which is transmitted through or reflected by glass.
Light Transmission – the proportion of the visible light spectrum which is transmitted through the glass.