Solar control
More daylight, less overheating
A solar-control coating within the glazing unit helps reduce overheating while keeping natural daylight.
Glass lab
Glass is not a colour choice. It is a complete performance package.
We connect glass selection to the system, solar orientation, thermal and acoustic insulation, and the edge spacer. The final make-up is confirmed per project through technical review.
Glass is chosen as an integrated engineering decision — system + glass + edge spacer + solar exposure. The final specification is confirmed with Premier's technical office.
Low-E coating
Invisible thermal shield
A thin low-emissivity coating helps prevent heat transfer through the glass.
Warm edge
Warmer edge, lower condensation risk
A warm-edge spacer reduces heat transfer at the glass edge versus conventional aluminium.
Acoustic package
Glass + profile + gaskets
Acoustics are not glass-only; thicknesses, glazing unit, system, and gaskets are reviewed together.
PACKAGE BUILDER
Balanced package
Start with system, orientation, and opening, then confirm the make-up with the technical office.
6–16–4
DECISION LAYERS
Insulating cavity. An inert-gas insulating cavity (e.g. 6-16-4) reduces heat transfer through the unit.
AVAILABLE GLASS TYPES
Clear glass
Natural light, clearest view
Suits: Living rooms, bedrooms, offices, villas, and open views.
Reflective glass
Daytime privacy, modern look
Suits: Sun-facing facades, balconies, and street-facing homes — cuts glare.
Frosted glass
Privacy with daylight
Suits: Bathrooms, kitchens, dressing and service rooms, and neighbor-facing windows.
GLASS SPECIFICATION · PER PROJECT
Every glazing make-up — thicknesses, coating, gas fill, and edge spacer — is specified and confirmed per project with Premier's technical office before execution.
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