Architects and specifiers are always looking for new and interesting ways to create a slim and minimal design to their glazing. But when you are looking at specifying a slim door system there are many other elements to consider such as performance, design and opening types. Not all slim framed door systems are created equal, […]
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Architectural Glazing in Cornwall
Cornwall is known for being one of the UK’s most beautiful locations, with many areas overlooking sandy beaches and stunning seafront views. IQ Glass have worked on a number of luxury new build home projects in Cornwall, with a dedicated regional division based in Taunton who are on hand to provide architectural glazing in Cornwall. […]
The Construction Story of the Floating Glass Box
How we designed and built the floating glass box at the Showroom The Invisio SkyBox floating glass box is a key feature of the £1.5M IQ Glass showroom refurbishment which is now open to visitors. This bespoke structural glass feature is fully glazed and cantilevered from the first floor office creating a floating all […]
The minimal windows Sliding Door System Is Now PAS 24 Rated!
The minimal windows sliding system is one of the only slim framed sliding door systems on the market that is fully PAS 24 tested. In terms of performance and design, the minimal windows Sliding Door has always been unparalleled, including when it comes to security. However, as the framing profiles are produced on the […]
Glazing Trends In 2022
Key architectural glazing trends to look out for this year. Now that 2022 is here, our team of glazing experts have been putting together a list of trends to watch out for over the next year. There are a number of glazing trends we’ve seen before, as well as some new and exciting trends that are sure to […]
Rooftop Gardens and Glazing
See how our glazing systems can be used to create modern rooftop gardens. Rooftop gardens are in high demand, and it’s easy to see why. With living space becoming an increasingly precious commodity, installing a roof garden is the perfect way for residents to transform an undesirable and unused part of their home into a […]
A Guide to Crane Use in Glass Lifting
Does your project require a crane? Cranes can be required for lifting large, heavy panes of glass or to reach points of a building that people cannot. Crane use can be an expensive aspect of a project, so it is important to budget for lifting equipment, to reduce the risk of incurring any unexpected expenses […]
Planned Showroom Reopening – 12th April
IQ Glass are thrilled to announce that in line with government guidelines, we will once again be opening our showroom doors and conducting showroom visits. Whilst our doors have been closed to the public we’ve been carrying out some exciting updates and installing new glazing systems throughout the showroom. Although our doors have been closed, […]
Architectural Glazing for Difficult London Plots
How IQ work around awkward spaces and develop new applications to suit these unique spaces found in cities Densely populated areas, such as London, often rely on extending upwards due to limited space and awkward plot sizes. Every product and system from IQ Glass has been developed with flexibility in mind, to ensure we can […]
Poor Design Causes Overheating
The Myth About Glass Extensions and Overheating About nine out of every ten hospitals in the UK and one in five homes suffer from design flaws that can lead to excessive overheating. Thermal efficiency of a building is always a hot topic amongst designers, but during the summer months, the ability for a building to […]
