The float glass process is the most common method of flat glass production in the world. This process basically involves melting silicate (sand), lime and soda in a furnace and floating it onto a large bed of molten tin, hence the name float glass. This mixture slowly solidifies over the molten tin as it enters the annealing oven where it travels along rollers under a controlled cooling process. From this point the glass emerges in one continuous ribbon and is then cut and further processed to customers’ needs.

Sizes of float glass including 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, 15 and 19mm.

Standard clear float glass has an inherent green tinge, which is more apparent when viewing the edge of the glass, or in stacks of glass panels. This is due to the iron content in the silicate (sand). Clear Vision low iron glasses contain approximately one quarter of the iron content of standard clear float glass, providing a Clear Vision glass that is clear in appearance.
Our stocked sizes of low iron glass including 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, and 15mm.

• Safe Removal: Carefully remove the existing single-pane windows to prevent damage to surrounding areas.
• Inspect & Repair: Check window frames and openings for any needed repairs or reinforcements.
• Clean & Prepare: Clean the openings to ensure a proper seal and fit for the new units.
• Professional Installation: Fit the new double-glazed units with precision, ensuring they are level, secure, and properly insulated.
• Quality Sealing: Use appropriate sealants and insulation materials to maximize energy efficiency and weather resistance.

• Inspection: Conduct a thorough quality check to confirm that the installation meets both technical standards and customer expectations.
• Customer Guidance: Provide care instructions and tips for maintaining the double-glazed windows.
• Warranty Information: Explain the warranty coverage and what steps to take in case of issues.