KINGSTAR GLASS
Insulated Glass Roof | High-Performance Overhead Glazing System for Architectural Daylighting from KINGSTAR BUILDING GLASS
KINGSTAR BUILDING GLASS Insulated Glass Roof is a high-performance overhead glazing system engineered to bring natural daylight into architectural spaces while providing superior thermal insulation, structural integrity, and safety. Constructed from insulating glass units (IGUs) with two or more panes of glass separated by a sealed air space filled with argon or krypton gas, our insulated glass roofs deliver exceptional thermal performance with U-values as low as 0.85 W/m²K. The outer pane is fu
An insulated glass roof is a structural overhead glazing system constructed from insulating glass units (IGUs) designed specifically for roof applications. Unlike vertical glazing, roof glazing must withstand significant additional loads including self-weight, snow loads, wind uplift, maintenance loads, and in some regions, rain and hail loads. Insulated glass roofs combine multiple glass panes with a sealed air space to deliver thermal insulation, solar control, and structural strength in a single integrated system.
Building codes in many jurisdictions require that glass roofs use laminated glass or laminated insulating glass, with the laminated layer positioned on the underside for safety. When the glass is more than 3 meters above the ground, laminated glass or laminated insulating glass is mandatory.
KINGSTAR BUILDING GLASS insulated glass roofs are available in multiple configurations to meet different performance requirements:
Double Glazed IGU (Standard)
Triple Glazed IGU (High Performance)
Quadruple Glazed IGU (Passivhaus)
For overhead glazing, safety is paramount. KINGSTAR BUILDING GLASS insulated glass roofs are designed to meet rigorous safety standards:
KINGSTAR BUILDING GLASS insulated glass roofs comply with major international building codes and standards:
Chinese Standards:
Key Code Requirements:
International Standards:
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Ready to specify high-performance insulated glass roofs for your next architectural project? Share your requirements with our technical team for custom insulated glass roof solutions. We will provide performance calculations, thermal simulations, safety certification documentation, and a competitive quote tailored to your project requirements, backed by a decade of glass manufacturing expertise.
Q1: What is the difference between an insulated glass roof and a standard skylight?
A: An insulated glass roof is a structural overhead glazing system that typically covers larger areas and must support significant loads including self-weight, snow, wind, and maintenance loads. It is constructed from insulating glass units (IGUs) with multiple panes, low-E coatings, and gas fills for superior thermal performance. A standard skylight is typically a smaller, non-structural unit installed in a roof opening. Insulated glass roofs are designed to meet rigorous building codes for overhead glazing and are suitable for atriums, canopies, and large-scale roof glazing projects.
Q2: What safety glass configurations are required for insulated glass roofs?
A: Building codes require that glass roofs use laminated glass or laminated insulating glass, with the laminated layer positioned on the underside. The outer pane must be fully tempered glass. The PVB interlayer thickness must be no less than 0.76mm, and each glass pane thickness should not be less than 6mm. When the glass is more than 3 meters above the ground, laminated glass or laminated insulating glass is mandatory. Tempered glass used in skylights should be heat-soak tested to reduce the risk of spontaneous breakage.
Q3: What U-values and SHGC values can KINGSTAR BUILDING GLASS insulated glass roofs achieve?
A: KINGSTAR BUILDING GLASS insulated glass roofs achieve U-values from 1.1 W/m²K for double glazed configurations with argon gas fill, down to 0.85 W/m²K for triple and quadruple glazed configurations. SHGC values typically range from 0.35 to 0.49 depending on the coating selection. Passivhaus-certified configurations are available upon request with U-values as low as 0.85 W/m²K.
Insulated glass is a glass assembly composed of two or more pieces of glass, evenly separated by effective support, sealed with a binder around the glass layer to form a dry gas space between the glass layers.Glass components can be made of clear glass, tinted glass, reflective glass, laminated glass, tempered glass, etc.according to customer's request.
Its excellent efficiency in solar heat insulation, greatly reduces cooling loads.
Dry air inside the enclosure renders the surface free from misting.
More excellent efficiency will be if fill in argon or other inert gases.rom misting.
Glass Thickness 3-19mm
Spacer Thickness 6A,9A,12A,16A,24A.etc
Spacer Material Aluminum, Stainless, Warm edge, TPS, 4SG
Size Min.200x300mm, Max.3300mmx13000mm, custom sizes
Glass options Low-E tempered glass, ultra clear glass, tinted glass, solar reflective glass etc
