Single glazed
Choose single glazing for a bright sheltered room used mainly in the warmer months.
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Single vs double glazed sunrooms
Our sunrooms use toughened Low-E glass in single or double glazed versions. The choice mostly comes down to how much you plan to use the room in winter.
Side by side
| Single glazed | Double glazed | |
|---|---|---|
| Glass | One pane of toughened Low-E glass | Two panes with an insulating gap |
| Winter warmth | Warms quickly in sun, cools quickly at night | Holds heat much better |
| Condensation | More likely on cold mornings | Much less likely |
| Best for | Spring-to-autumn use, mild sites | Year-round living space, cold or exposed sites |
| Frame and warranty | Powder-coated aluminium, 10-year structural warranty | Powder-coated aluminium, 10-year structural warranty |
Which should you choose?
Double glazed
Choose double glazing if the sunroom is to be a real winter living space.