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GLASS OPTIONS

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Glass Options

Infinity from Marvin fiberglass windows offer a range of glass options designed to meet your specific needs, whether you're looking for better insulation, enhanced privacy, or noise reduction.
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Energy Efficient Glass

Low E2 Glass

Low E2 glass features two layers of metallic coating, designed to reflect heat back to its source for optimal year-round performance in moderate climates. It helps retain solar heat inside your home during winter and keeps excess heat out during the summer, improving comfort and energy efficiency throughout the seasons.

Low E3 Glass

Low E3 is designed to block solar heat while allowing natural light to enter, offering superior performance in regions with intense sun exposure. It features three layers of metallic coating for enhanced energy efficiency and comfort.

Low E3/ERS Glass

Low E3/ERS includes an additional metallic layer on the room-side glass to reflect heat back into the room, ensuring optimal efficiency throughout the year, no matter the conditions. With four layers of metallic coating, it delivers maximum performance and energy savings.

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Specialty Glass

Tempered Glass

This option strengthens the glass to reduce the risk of breakage, making it ideal for windows near the floor or in high-traffic areas where durability is crucial.

Laminated Glass

Laminated glass is even more durable than tempered glass and is commonly known as impact-resistant or safety glass. Its vinyl interlayer helps keep the glass intact when cracked, providing added security and protection.

STC/OITC Glass

Sound Transmission Class (STC) and Outdoor-Indoor Transmission Class (OITC) glass features increased pane thickness, making it an excellent choice for areas where exterior noise is a concern.

Decorative Glass

Rain

Rain

Glue Chip

Glue Chip

Narrow Reed

Narrow Reed

Reed

Reed

Frost

Frost

Guide to Common Window Problems - Outside Noise

Check out more information on how you can decrease noise in your home with our comprehensive guide outlining all you need to know about window sound dampening and handling loud noises through window installation.