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Q What’s the difference between hard-coated and soft-coated glass?
A Hard coatings are more durable and suitable for exterior applications, while soft coatings provide superior insulation and visual clarity.
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Q Do you offer custom sizes and thicknesses?
A Absolutely. All IGUs can be customized in glass type, thickness, spacer width, coating, and gas filling to fit your project’s specifications.
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Q What is the lifespan of insulated glass?
A With proper installation, Reach Building IGUs can last 20–25 years or more without seal failure.
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Q Can insulated glass be combined with Low-E or laminated glass?
A Yes. Reach Building provides Low-E Insulated Glass and Laminated Insulated Glass for superior energy and safety performance.
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Q What gases are used in insulated glass?
A Typically air, argon, or krypton is used to enhance insulation performance.
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Q What is the structure of insulated glass?
A It consists of two or more glass panes separated by a spacer filled with air or inert gas and sealed along the edges to form a hermetic unit.
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Q What customization options are available for laminated glass?
A Reach Building offers custom thickness, colors, patterns, shapes, curved bending, and interlayer choices (PVB or SGP).
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Q Can laminated glass block UV light?
A Yes, our safety laminated glass blocks more than 99% of UV radiation, protecting interiors from fading.
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Q Is laminated glass suitable for skylights and curtain walls?
A Absolutely. It’s commonly used for both due to its strength and safety performance.
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Q Can laminated glass break?
A Yes, but the interlayer holds the fragments together, preventing injury or falling pieces.
