Table of options: MONO single glazing
The table below will help you select the MONO single-glazing system which best suits your historic property, and there’s also guidance on how to choose the right period glass.
We offer 2 types of single-glazing system:
- MONO Laminate – a laminate system available in float or period glass
- MONO RT+ – a single pane of glass (hand-drawn glass only) with a thermal coating.
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Thickness
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Rebate size required
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Ug value
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Acoustic
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Approx weight kg/m2
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Safety options | Historic glass types available | |||||
| Toughened | Laminated | Hand- drawn |
Cylinder | ||||||||
| MONO Laminate | Float glass 8-9 Hand-drawn 8-9 Cylinder 7-8 |
5x17mm | 3.6 | 34dB | Float glass 20 Hand-drawn 20 Cylinder 17.5 |
N | Y* | Y | Y | ||
| MONO RT+ | 4mm | 5x12mm | 3.6 | 10 | On request | N | Y | N | |||
| Standard single glazing | 3-5mm | 5x12mm | 5.6-5.8 | N/A | 8-13mm | ||||||
All toughened MONO RT+ glazing is supplied with a line stamp which will be covered by the rebate once installed. This is to keep the visual interference in existing windows as low as possible.
* Safety Pendulum Class 1B1 (BS EN 12600), Safety P1A-P2A (BS EN 356)
Glass options
- For MONO (not MONO RT+), choose between hand-drawn glass, cylinder glass or float glass.
- Float glass can be provided in clear or obscured for privacy purposes.
A word about putty
For our MONO Laminates we recommend bedding using Kawo Elastokitt. MONO RT+ can be installed using linseed putty.
Would Thin Double Glazing be a better option?
Histoglass offers a superb range of slimline double-glazing units designed to fit the existing windows in period properties, from pre-Georgian through Victorian to twentieth-century buildings. Find out about Thin Double Glazing.