The curtain wall method of glazing allows glass to be used in large uninterrupted areas creating consistent attractive facades. The flexibility in choice of Pilkington products allows the designer to control every aspect of the performance from thermal to solar considerations and ultimately the design statement for the building.

The models help Revit users to design glazed facades in the programme with the same ease of a standard integrated curtain wall system. It also enables specifiers to easily upgrade curtain walling to a Pilkington Planar™ façade.

Our own range of energy-efficient double glazed units for use in domestic applications. Made by us and also franchised countrywide. A range of extremely high performance Insulating Glass Units using three panes of glass to dramatically reduce the amount of heat loss from buildings.

Optimised for energy efficiency, thermal insulation (U‑value down to 1.0 W/m²K), high light transmission, and striking aesthetics. Suitable for IGUs, available in clear, neutral, blue or silver finishes.

Our own high quality clear float glass with an unrivalled environmental pedigree.

Explore the Pilkington Activ™ range | the world’s first dual-action, self-cleaning glass. Using daylight to break down organic dirt and rainwater to rinse it away, this coating dramatically reduces maintenance.

In order to maximise the benefits that the glazing delivers to students using the facility, a structurally-glazed curtain-wall system from manufacturer Raico was selected for the project.

Our latest pattern presenter demonstrates how Pilkington Texture Glass can be used in your home. Add style & elegance to your home with our decorative glass range, offering both traditional & contemporary designs with a range of privacy levels to suit all needs.

Reduces the need for cleaning exterior glazing through a dual-action coating. It uses daylight and rain to break down and wash away organic dirt. An extensive choice of decorative options to provide style and privacy with maximum light. Glass for maximising solar energy conversion.

Published on 15 th December 2021 and coming into force on 15 th June 2022, the government has set out its new requirements for Part L (conservation of fuel and power) of the Building Regulations and the supporting Approved Document for new dwellings in England.