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Together with Schildersbedrijf Donker, this house in Meppel has been fitted with vacuum glass from BENGglas with a U-value of 0.40. This means: much less heat loss, a more comfortable indoor climate, and no modifications to the window frames. This way, you save energy without compromising on appearance.

Together with Glaszetter Kok Renkum, this characterful house is equipped with BENG glass with an impressive U-value of 0.40. Where there used to be single glazing, this vacuum glass now keeps the warmth inside and the noise outside — without losing the authentic appearance. Thus, sustainability perfectly goes hand in hand with maintaining atmosphere.

Together with Glaszetter Kok Renkum, this house in Renkum has been fitted with BENGglas with a U-value of 0.40. That means: much less heat loss, more peace in the house, and a lower energy bill — without the need to replace the window frames. Thanks to the slim construction, BENGglas fits perfectly into the existing frames and the appearance of the house is preserved. So easy, so smart.

Together with the Noord-Hollandse Glascentrale, this monumental building in Alkmaar has been fitted with BENG glass with a U-value of 0.40. The old glass has been replaced by vacuum glass with top insulation — without compromising the authentic appearance. This way, you combine classic charm with modern comfort.

For new construction, BENGglas is the smart choice. With an unparalleled U-value of 0.40, you can achieve your BENG standards more quickly and easily. This means that later in the design, you can save on costs, for example, with fewer solar panels, a smaller heat pump, and lighter hardware. For this project, BENGglas Double Coated was chosen, which is available in large sizes up to 2.4 x 4.2 meters — perfect for any modern new construction.

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Together with De Kralingsche Glashandel, this monumental house in Dongen has been fitted with BENG glass with an impressive U-value of 0.40.

The old single glass (U=5.8) has been replaced without modifying the existing frames. This means significantly less heat loss, a better energy label, and lower heating costs—without the building losing its character.