As pressure to achieve higher Energy Performance Certificate ratings grows, The Vacuum
Glazing Network is leading the way with PassivGlas™ ReGlaze, offering installers a new
opportunity to expand their services and boost their bottom line.

PassivGlas™ ReGlaze is a high energy-saving refurbishment solution for existing PVCu,
aluminium and timber windows, providing triple-glazed performance without the need to
replace the frames.

Utilising proven vacuum glazing technology, PassivGlas™ ReGlaze is simply fitted into the
existing glazing rebate, greatly reducing the time, cost and disruption of upgrading the
thermal performance of the windows.

Rising fuel costs and reducing carbon emissions are behind the UK Government’s
announcement to raise the EPC standard of housing stock, commercial and public buildings
to a minimum C rating. PassivGlas™ ReGlaze delivers a quick-fit, cost-effective and high-
performance upgrade for homeowners, landlords and facility management organisations.
“The quick installation, minimal labour and fewer materials makes PassivGlas™ ReGlaze a
high-margin business opportunity for installers looking to extend their current offering and
attract new customers” says Ruth Henderson, Managing Director.

PassivGlas™ ReGlaze has been successfully installed into northwest England homes over
the past 18 months, with homeowners reporting up to 19% savings on heating bills
compared to the existing double glazing.

“PassivGlas™ ReGlaze is a game-changer for installers looking to give their customers a
simple, effective and affordable energy efficiency upgrade,” continues Ruth. “With EPC
regulations tightening and homeowners looking for ways to reduce heating costs, this is the
ideal time for installers to add a retrofit glazing solution to their business – and tap into a
fast-moving market of profitable projects.”

See it first at FIT Show – Stand X78, located next to the Installer Demonstration Zone
PassivGlas™ ReGlaze will officially launch at FIT Show 2025, where visitors can see live
demonstrations and find out more about the vacuum glazing revolution they need to be part
of.