Benefits
Described as “The World’s New Ozone Layer”, Thermal Glass Coat is a more advanced and importantly a cheaper alternative to retrofit double glazing. Typically Thermal Glass Coat costs up to 50 percent less than double glazing and requires virtually no maintenance.
Thermal Glass Coat specialise in providing an alternative to retrofit double glazing for existing windows. Without the need to replace any parts of the aluminium joinery, Thermal Glass Coat is the smart alternative. And it does not stop there. Anyone with timber joinery in their old villa will know how expensive it is to replace the joinery with either new timber or new aluminium insert windows to suit double glazing.
Does this sound familiar?
Some rooms in your home are never quite right — too cold in winter, too hot in summer. You run the heat pump more than you’d like, and the power bill shows it.
Meanwhile, your furniture, carpets, and curtains are slowly fading from UV exposure coming through the glass. Even rooms that feel comfortable have this problem happening silently.
And if you have single glazing, you already know about the condensation. That morning dampness on the glass that never fully goes away.
What is Thermal Glass Coat?
It’s a liquid coating applied directly to your existing glass by a trained technician. It chemically bonds to the surface — it’s not a film, not a sticker, and nothing is stuck on with adhesive.
Once dry, it’s virtually invisible. There’s a very slight blue-green tint in certain light, which most people never notice and some actually like. It won’t affect your view or your privacy.
The coating works by reflecting infrared energy — keeping warmth inside in winter and blocking heat from coming in during summer. It also blocks 99% of UV rays, which is what protects your furnishings.
Why UV matters — even through double glazing
Most people think UV only comes through single glazing. It doesn’t. Standard double glazing blocks very little UV — the damaging rays still come through and slowly fade everything they touch.
Furniture, timber floors, artworks, photos, curtains — UV damage is cumulative and irreversible. You don’t notice it happening until something looks noticeably worse than it used to.
Thermal Glass Coat blocks 99% of UV rays while still letting natural light through. Your rooms stay bright — the damage stops.
Is this the right solution for you?
Thermal Glass Coat works well for three types of homeowner:
You have single glazing and want warmer winters and cooler summers without the cost and disruption of full double glazing installation.
You invested in double glazing but some rooms are still not performing the way you hoped — either the temperature isn’t improving enough, or UV is still coming through.
You have double glazing but you’re watching your furniture and floors fade and want that UV protection sorted without replacing the windows.
If any of these sounds like you, Thermal Glass Coat is likely a good fit. Carole can talk it through with you — no obligation.
Curved and Large Glass
Thermal Glass Coat provides a smooth finishing regardless of the contours and curves of the glass. Large glass panes can also be coated without seams – maintaining its natural beauty.
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