Newly certified Manufacturers Certification criteria

No element found

Glazing edge bonds

The glazing edge bond is one of the weakest thermal points in the building envelope. As a linear thermal bridge between glass and frame, it can significantly influence the overall energy balance of a Passive House building due to the large number of linear metres in typical façades. Reducing the linear heat loss coefficient (Ψg) is therefore essential for achieving low window U-values and preventing condensation. Warm-edge spacers made of low-conductivity materials minimize heat loss compared to conventional metal spacers. Optimized glazing edge systems improve surface temperatures, reduce thermal bridging and are a key element in certified Passive House windows.

Filters

Edge resistance

-
filter
0Products in the comparision list
Compare all
Search
Edge resistanceClimate zonesDate certified

Component

Manufacturers

4.5 (m K/W) Cool, temperate Nov 2021
3.9 (m K/W) Cold Nov 2021
1.9 (m K/W) Warm, temperate Dec 2019
2.2 (m K/W) Warm, temperate Dec 2019
3.6 (m K/W) Cold Dec 2019
3.6 (m K/W) Cold Dec 2019
3.4 (m K/W) Cool, temperate Dec 2019
4.4 (m K/W) Cold Jun 2019
4.4 (m K/W) Cold Feb 2020
4.0 (m K/W) Cold Jan 2020
3.8 (m K/W) Cold Jul 2022
2.6 (m K/W) Warm, temperate Dec 2020
5.3 (m K/W) Arctic Dec 2019
6.5 (m K/W) Arctic Nov 2019
5.0 (m K/W) Arctic Nov 2019
4.3 (m K/W) Cold Nov 2019
4.3 (m K/W) Cold Mar 2021
3.7 (m K/W) Cold Dec 2019
5.1 (m K/W) Arctic Dec 2019
5.1 (m K/W) Arctic Mar 2026
5.0 (m K/W) Arctic Jan 2023
3.4 (m K/W) Cool, temperate Mar 2020
4.1 (m K/W) Cold Jul 2024
3.4 (m K/W) Cool, temperate Dec 2019
5.1 (m K/W) Arctic Jan 2020
4.9 (m K/W) Arctic Apr 2023
Back to top