Triple-Pane Glass for Custom Steel Windows & Doors
Triple pane adds a second sealed, argon-filled cavity to the standard double pane build: three panes total, two cavities. It's the highest thermal performance tier Studio Steel offers.
High-altitude projects, cold climates, and all-day sun exposures call for triple pane when thermal performance is the primary driver.
Triple pane adds weight and unit depth compared to single or double pane. That added weight has real implications for hardware selection on operable units; heavier sashes typically call for different hinge and balance specifications than a double pane build of the same size. Bring frame selection and rough opening requirements to the Studio Steel team at the start of specification.
Triple pane is offered on W50, W75, and Jansen Janisol Arte 2.0 because those systems are built with deeper glazing pockets to accommodate their thermal break. Where triple pane's added weight, depth, or cost isn't warranted by the project, see Double-Pane Glass.
Triple pane isn't automatically a security or forced-entry product. The added performance is thermal and acoustic, not penetration resistance. Security comes from the glass composition, not from pane count.
Triple pane isn't available on every steel system. It's available on W50, W75, and Jansen Janisol Arte 2.0, but not on W20 or W40 because their glazing capacity doesn't accommodate a third pane and second cavity.
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