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A glazing bar serves as a horizontal or vertical bar which functions structurally or decoratively to divide window sashes into multiple glass panels.
Traditionally used in period windows—such as six-over-six sash windows—glazing bars support individual panes in single-glazed systems (true divided lites) or are applied to the surface of double-glazed units to replicate historic aesthetics (simulated divided lites).
The system enables architects to construct authentic period designs which maintain modern glazing standards.
Low-E glass
Low-E (low-emissivity) glass contains a thin metal coating which allows sunlight to enter but bounces heat back into the room. […]
Weight-and-pulley system
A weight-and-pulley system serves as the basic counterbalance mechanism which operates box sash windows. The system contains cast-iron or lead […]
Conservation Glazing
Conservation Glazing refers to high-performance window upgrades—such as slimline double glazing or vacuum insulated glazing (VIG)—specifically designed for use in […]
