Made to Measure Double Glazed Unit - Custom Size (High-Rise / Exposed Site)
Made to Measure Double Glazed Unit - Custom Size (High-Rise / Exposed Site)

Made to Measure Double Glazed Unit - Custom Size

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  • Estimated lead time: 5 weeks
  • Energy Rating (A–G): —
  • Building Reg Compliance: Part L 2021 Compliant
  • Warranty Period: 5 years
  • Installation Required: Yes
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Building Regulations require toughened glass for doors. This will be automatically applied.
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Min: 300mm Max: 4000mm
Width must be between 300mm and 4000mm
Min: 300mm Max: 4000mm
Height must be between 300mm and 4000mm
Please check your dimensions - we can manufacture glass between 300mm and 4000mm
Large panel - please call for availability
1.68 m² coverage area
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1200mm × 1400mm Pilkington K Glass 24mm

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Dimensions 1200 × 1400mm
Glass Type Pilkington K Glass
Options 20mm, Clear, Black spacer
Estimated Price £164.22 inc. VAT

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Description

Made to Measure Double Glazed Unit — High-Rise & Exposed

Glazing above four storeys or on exposed coastal and hilltop sites faces significantly higher wind loads than standard residential applications. Our made-to-measure units for high-rise and exposed positions use toughened glass on both panes to withstand the increased pressure differentials that cause standard glass to flex and fail.

Wind load calculations (BS EN 1991-1-4) determine the minimum glass thickness for your specific building height, location, and exposure category. We can advise on glass thickness selection and provide units manufactured to the exact specification required by your structural engineer.

Your Specification, Our Manufacture

Every made-to-measure unit is manufactured to your exact dimensions at our Bristol facility. We offer the full range of glass types, coatings, gas fills, and spacer bar options — specify exactly what your project needs.

  • Maximum size: 3210mm × 2500mm
  • Glass options: Clear, Low-E, toughened, laminated, obscure, tinted, solar control
  • Gas fill: Air, argon, or krypton
  • Spacer bars: Aluminium or warm-edge composite
  • Overall thickness: 14mm to 36mm

Manufactured to BS EN 1279. FENSA registered, 10-year warranty, nationwide delivery. Typical lead time: 5–7 working days, with express 48-hour service available.

Use our glass configurator to enter your exact dimensions and glass requirements for instant pricing.

Material

Glass Composition

Made-to-measure units are built to your specification. The standard build uses two panes of 4mm float glass with a 16mm cavity (24mm overall). Alternative builds include 6mm glass for larger panels, 10mm glass for high wind load applications, and asymmetric configurations for acoustic performance.

The cavity can be filled with dry air (budget option), argon gas (standard energy-efficient choice, 34% better thermal performance than air), or krypton gas (premium option for the narrowest cavities and maximum performance).

Low-E coating options include soft-coat (higher performance, surface 3 position) and hard-coat (more durable, can be used on exposed surfaces). We recommend soft-coat Low-E for the majority of applications — it delivers the best U-value improvement per pound spent.

Spacer bars: standard aluminium or warm-edge composite. Warm-edge spacers reduce thermal bridging at the glass edge, eliminating cold spots and reducing condensation risk on the inner pane perimeter.

Care

Cleaning & Maintenance

Your made-to-measure sealed unit requires minimal ongoing maintenance to deliver decades of reliable performance. Regular cleaning keeps glass looking its best and helps identify any issues early.

Routine Cleaning

Clean both faces of the sealed unit using warm water with a small amount of washing-up liquid and a soft, lint-free cloth or sponge. Avoid abrasive cleaners, scouring pads, or razor blades, which can damage coatings and seals. Rinse thoroughly with clean water and dry with a chamois or microfibre cloth to prevent water spots.

Seal & Spacer Bar Inspection

Inspect the perimeter seal every 6–12 months. Look for cracking, peeling, or gaps in the secondary sealant (typically black polysulphide or silicone). If you notice internal condensation between the panes, this indicates seal failure — contact Pane Relief for a warranty assessment.

Frame & Drainage

Keep drainage slots in the window frame clear of debris. Blocked drainage channels allow water to pool against the sealed unit edge, which accelerates seal degradation. A pipe cleaner or compressed air clears most blockages.

Installation

Installation Guide

Correct installation is critical to the long-term performance of your made-to-measure sealed unit. These guidelines cover standard rebated-frame glazing — always refer to the frame manufacturer's instructions for system-specific requirements.

Preparation

Inspect the unit on delivery. Check for chips, cracks, or seal damage before removing protective film. Verify dimensions match the frame rebate with 3–5mm clearance on all sides. Ensure the frame rebate is clean, dry, and free from old putty or sealant residue.

Setting Blocks & Packers

Place two setting blocks (minimum 50mm wide) at the quarter points of the bottom rail — approximately 50mm from each corner. Use 5mm flat packers for side and top clearance. Setting blocks must be load-bearing nylon or HDPE, not timber, which can swell and crack the glass.

Glazing & Sealing

Apply a continuous bead of neutral-cure silicone sealant to the back of the glazing bead before pressing into position. Do not use acid-cure silicone, which attacks the spacer bar sealant. Ensure the glazing bead is fully seated with no gaps — water ingress behind the bead is the most common cause of premature seal failure.

Drainage

Verify that frame drainage slots (minimum two per unit, positioned at the lowest point of the rebate) are clear and functional. The sealed unit must never sit in standing water.

Warranty

10-Year Manufacturer's Warranty

Every made-to-measure sealed unit from Pane Relief is backed by our comprehensive 10-year manufacturer's warranty, covering seal integrity, gas retention, and coating performance. Our BS EN 1279-certified manufacturing process ensures each unit meets the highest quality standards.

The warranty covers: internal condensation caused by seal failure, visible coating degradation, and argon or krypton gas leakage beyond acceptable levels. Normal wear, external condensation (a sign the unit is working efficiently), and damage from incorrect installation or handling are excluded.

To make a claim, contact our Bristol team with your order reference and date of purchase. We aim to inspect and resolve all warranty claims within 14 working days. For installations carried out by FENSA-registered installers, we can process claims directly — no third-party paperwork required.

Shipping & Returns
  • Free shipping on orders over £250
  • Standard delivery within 2–5 business days
  • Easy 30-day returns
  • Return items in original condition for a full refund

Standard delivery within 2–5 business days

Return items in original condition for a full refund

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about this product before ordering.

  • Our insulated glass units achieve U-values as low as 1.0 W/m²K with argon gas fill and low-emissivity coatings. The exact U-value depends on your chosen glass specification, spacer bar type, and gas fill. We can provide a detailed thermal calculation for your specific configuration on request.

  • Yes, we manufacture bespoke units to your exact specifications. Simply provide the width, height, and glass configuration you need. There is no minimum order quantity for custom sizes, and we can accommodate most non-standard shapes including arched, circular, and raked units.

  • Standard units ship within 2–3 weeks from order confirmation. Custom specifications such as toughened, laminated, or triple-glazed units may take 3–4 weeks depending on glass availability. We will confirm the exact lead time when we process your order.

  • We supply direct to trade — our units are designed for professional installation by qualified glaziers and window fitters. Each unit ships with fitting instructions and gasket recommendations. If you need installation support, we can recommend approved installers in your area.

Sealed Unit Replacement

How to Replace a Sealed Unit

Follow these steps for a professional sealed unit replacement. Always wear protective gloves and eyewear when handling glass.

1

Measure the Opening

Measure the width and height of the glass (not the frame) in at least three places. Take the smallest measurement and deduct 2mm for clearance. This gives you your order size.

2

Remove the Beading

Starting with the longest bead, insert a stiff putty knife or glazing chisel into the gap between bead and frame. Gently lever outward. For uPVC, the bead will unclip. For timber, carefully prise the pinned bead away.

Number each bead as you remove it so they go back in the correct position.
3

Remove the Old Unit

Using suction cups, carefully lift the failed sealed unit out of the frame. Tilt the top edge toward you first, then lift clear. Have a second person assist with larger units.

Always wear cut-resistant gloves and safety glasses when handling glass.
4

Clean the Frame Rebate

Remove any old sealant, dirt, or glazing tape from the rebate using a scraper and white spirit. The rebate must be clean and dry for the new unit to sit properly and for sealant to adhere.

5

Position the Packers

Place setting blocks at the quarter and three-quarter points along the bottom of the frame. These support the weight of the glass and ensure even distribution. Use 5mm packers for standard units.

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Insert the New Sealed Unit

Lower the new unit into the frame, resting it on the packers. Push the unit back into the rebate until it sits square. Check that the gap is even all around — adjust packers if needed.

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Refit the Beading

Starting with the shortest bead, press each one firmly back into position. For uPVC, tap with a rubber mallet until it clicks home. For timber, pin back in place. Ensure all beads are flush with the frame.

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Check & Finish

Use a spirit level to confirm the unit is sitting level. Check all four edges for even gaps. Clean the glass with a soft cloth. The new unit should operate smoothly within the window.

Tools & Materials Needed
Tape measureGlazing chisel or stiff putty knifeSuction cupsSetting blocks / packersLow-modulus silicone sealantSealant gunCloth and white spiritSafety glovesSafety glasses

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