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What is GBG window?
Grids Between Glass (GBG) are color-matched grids installed between the glass panes, making them an attractive, easy-to-clean option. Color-matched grids installed on the exterior surface of the glass with a grid between the panes of glass. This type still has a smooth interior.
What is SDL in a window?
Simulated Divided Lite (SDL) windows feature a glass pane with the muntin bar grilles permanently adhered to the interior and exterior surfaces to give it the appearance of a TDL window. An optional narrow spacer bar is available for the insulating airspace between glass panes and grille bars.
What does GBG mean on doors?
Grilles Between Glass (GBG) door inserts place the door grills inside the insulated air pocket of double-paned glass. This gives your door glass a grid pattern while keeping the glass surface smooth for easy cleaning.
What is 10lite GBG?
A true divided lite means that each pane of glass in the construction of your door is built in separately. For example, if you order a 10-lite door, it will be built with 10 separate lites inserted independently. Grilles for divided lites are inserted between glass panes, making window care a breeze.
What does SDL mean in doors?
Simulated Divided Lite
Simulated Divided Lite (SDL) for Exterior Doors Features a single glass unit with bars applied to the glass surface, providing the look of traditional True Divided Lite with SDL bars are available in two widths: 7/8″ (standard) and 1-3/8″ (option).
What is a window Shadow Bar?
What is GBG? Stands for “Grill Between the Glass.” They divide the window sash into lites and are available in ⅞” flat, 1″ contoured, or shadow bar. This is the traditional method of having a window made out of multiple small panes of glass, separated by a muntin, usually made of wood.
Are divided-light windows more expensive?
And there are an older types of grilles, used before the VHB tape became popular, that snap out for easy cleaning. As might be expected, true divided-light windows are more expensive than the faux type because of the extra custom work involved.
What is an SDL bar?
Simulated Divided Lite (SDL) An energy-efficient way to create the look of authentic divided lites, SDL bars are permanently adhered to both sides of the glass and are available with or without a spacer bar installed between the glass to create even more depth that resembles an ADL.
What does 10 Lite on a French door mean?
French doors are a beautiful and stylish option for an interior door. The lites, or glass panes, allow natural light to flow into the room and make for a timeless and elegant look. This French door features a 10-lite design on 1 3/8″ thick pine.
How thick is a sliding door glass?
Standard tempered insulated glass units are ¾” (19mm) thick with a ½” (13mm) air space. Other thickness available as required. Glass options include but are not limited to: laminated, patterned, wire, spandrel, bent, restoration glass and various Low-E options.
Are divided light windows more expensive?