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Quadruple Glazed Timber Windows

Our quadruple glazed timber windows feature four layers of glass with Low-E coatings and Argon gas fill, available on both ECO 92 (92mm) and Premium 115 (115mm) engineered timber profiles. One of the highest thermal performances available on the market.

Uw 0.6 W/m²K (Premium 115) · 4 Glazing Layers · Best in our range
Uw 0.6
W/m²K (best)
32 dB
Sound Reduction
45 min
Fire Resistance
60 yr
Expected Lifespan
Quadruple glazed timber window profile cross-section showing four glass panes with Low-E coatings and Argon gas fill

Quadruple Insulated Glass Unit

4 glass layers · Low-E coatings · Argon gas · Uw 0.67 (ECO 92) / Uw 0.6 (Premium 115)

Quadruple Glazed Timber Windows: Four-Pane Technology

Quadruple glazed wooden windows represent the next step beyond triple-glazed systems. The unit consists of four panes of glass separated by gas-filled cavities, with Low-E (low-emissivity) coatings applied to interior glass surfaces. The cavities are filled with Argon gas, which has lower thermal conductivity than air.

This configuration achieves a whole-window U-value of Uw 0.67 W/m²K on ECO 92 (92mm) and Uw 0.6 W/m²K on Premium 115 (115mm), meeting and exceeding passive house requirements (Uw ≤ 0.80). The system also delivers (see glazing options) 32 dB sound reduction, EI-30/45/60 certified fire resistance, and an expected lifespan of 60 years. The 92mm (ECO 92) and 115mm (Premium 115) profile depths are both engineered to house the four glass layers with proper cavity spacing, with Premium 115 reaching the lowest Uw in our range thanks to its deeper frame.

Quadruple glazing uses our ECO 92 (92mm) inward-opening profile for tilt and turn windows, and our Premium 115 (115mm) profile for outward-opening Scandinavian windows. ECO 92 achieves Uw 0.67 W/m²K, while Premium 115 reaches Uw 0.6 W/m²K (the best in our range) thanks to its deeper 115mm frame reducing thermal bridging. All units are manufactured with engineered laminated timber profiles in Pine, Oak, Meranti, or Larch. The four-layered profile construction, combined with waterborne eco-friendly varnishes and deep wood impregnation, ensures long-term stability for the demanding frame depths.

Passive House Compatible

The Passivhaus standard requires windows with Uw ≤ 0.80 W/m²K. Our quadruple glazing reaches Uw 0.67 (ECO 92) and down to Uw 0.6 (Premium 115), significantly exceeding passive house requirements and making our windows suitable for even the most demanding certified passive house projects.

With 32 dB sound reduction and EI-30/45/60 certified fire resistance, the quadruple system provides comprehensive protection. Engineered for a 60-year service life.

Certified: CE, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, EU A-Class energy rating.

How Quadruple Glazed Timber Windows Work

1
Outer Pane
Glass with exterior Low-E coating faces the elements
2
Argon Cavities
Three gas-filled gaps reduce conductive heat transfer
3
Inner Panes
Two middle panes with Low-E coatings create thermal barriers
4
92mm or 115mm Frame
ECO 92 (inward tilt-turn) or Premium 115 (outward Scandinavian) - both accommodate the four-layer unit

The ECO 92 (92mm) and Premium (115mm) profile depths are engineered for quadruple glazing. Standard ECO 68 (68mm) frames accommodate triple glazing, but four glass layers require the wider profiles to maintain optimal gas cavity widths between each pane. The Premium offers the ultimate thermal performance with its deeper frame eliminating thermal bridging. The frames use engineered laminated timber, kiln-dried and bonded in layers, to prevent warping and ensure consistent performance.

Specifications

Parameter Value
Whole Window U-value (Uw)0.67 W/m²K (ECO 92 profile) / 0.6 W/m²K (Premium 115 profile)
Glass Layers4 (quadruple insulated glass unit)
Profile SystemsECO 92 (92mm, inward tilt and turn) or Premium 115 (115mm, outward Scandinavian)
Low-E CoatingsInterior and exterior surfaces
Sound Reduction32 dB
Fire ResistanceEI-30 / EI-45 / EI-60 (certified)
Expected Lifespan60 years
Gas FillArgon
TimberEngineered laminated: Pine, Oak, Meranti, or Larch
Paint SystemEco water-based micro-porous (RAL + NCS colours)
SiliconeRemmers (Germany), 18 colours
Gasket ColoursWhite, Grey, Beige, Brown, Black
CertificationsCE, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, EU A-Class. View all 41 certificates

Types of Wood

Only engineered timber is used to manufacture all windows and doors. This provides superior strength, stability and a knot-free finish.

Pine engineered timber sample for wooden windows

Pine

Standard. Light, workable, excellent paint adhesion

Oak engineered timber sample for wooden windows

Oak

Premium. Naturally durable, rich grain pattern

Meranti tropical hardwood timber sample for windows

Meranti

Tropical hardwood. Weather-resistant, stable

Larch engineered timber sample for wooden windows

Larch

Naturally rot-resistant, strong, minimal maintenance

Customisation Options

Paint & Colour

Eco water-based micro-porous paint. RAL and NCS colour systems. Options: lacquer both sides, lacquer + RAL, RAL both sides, different RAL each side.

Glazing Bars

Glued, exterior grills and spacers, constructional, or internal glazing bars to match architectural requirements.

Aluminium Cladding

Optional exterior aluminium cladding in any RAL colour. Four standard options: White, Aluminium, Brown, Bronze.

Hardware & Accessories

GU (Gretsch-Unitas) hardware from Germany. 5 handle models, 6 colours. Child safety locks, Trimvent smart ventilation available.

Window Configurator

Configure Your Quadruple Glazed Window

Choose ECO 92 (inward) or Premium 115 (outward Scandinavian) profile, wood species, hardware, colour - and get Uw down to 0.6 W/m²K. Precise quote in 5 minutes.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between ECO 92 and Premium?

ECO 92 (92mm) is our inward-opening tilt and turn profile, achieving Uw 0.67 W/m²K with quadruple glazing. Premium 115 (115mm) is our dedicated outward-opening Scandinavian profile with a deeper frame, reaching Uw 0.6 W/m²K - the lowest in our range. Both profiles support all four wood species (Pine, Oak, Meranti, Larch). The choice depends on your opening direction (inward tilt-turn ECO 92, or outward Scandinavian Premium 115) and whether you need the absolute best thermal performance.

How does quadruple glazing compare to triple glazing?

Triple glazing typically achieves Uw 0.78 W/m²K on our profiles, while quadruple reaches Uw 0.67 W/m²K (ECO 92) down to Uw 0.6 W/m²K (Premium 115) - a 14-23% improvement in thermal performance. The fourth pane adds an extra Argon-filled cavity with Low-E coating, significantly reducing heat transfer. Quadruple glazing is ideal for passive house and ultra-low energy builds.

What glazing options are available?

Beyond standard quadruple insulated glass, we offer laminated safety glass (interior or exterior), sound insulation glass, fire-resistant glass (EI-30/EI-45/EI-60), and tempered glass. IN2GLASS blinds (integrated blinds within the glass unit) are also available. All options can be combined with Low-E coatings and Argon gas fill.

Which opening configurations work with quadruple glazing?

Quadruple glazing is available on the inward-opening ECO 92 profile (all 14 tilt-and-turn configurations C-1 to C-14) and on the outward-opening Premium 115 profile (Scandinavian-type side-swing, top-swing, and side-hung). The wider 92mm and 115mm frames accommodate the heavier glass unit while maintaining smooth operation with GU (Gretsch-Unitas) hardware from Germany for tilt and turn, and ASSA ABLOY hardware for Scandinavian windows.

Is smart ventilation available with quadruple glazed windows?

Yes. Our Trimvent system provides controlled airflow without compromising insulation. The T-bar deflects air up and down, the aluminium ventilator is fully gasketed for performance, and a cord control version is available. External canopy or flat grill options match your facade design.

What certifications do your quadruple glazed windows hold?

Our windows are certified CE, ISO 9001 (quality), ISO 14001 (environmental), EU A-Class energy rating, EI-class fire resistance, Secured by Design (SBD), UK Police Preferred Specification, Inspecta (Finland), and TÜV Eesti. EI-class fire-rated wooden windows tested to EN 16034.

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