Blinds Between Glass for Windows and Doors
Blinds Between Glass are sealed inside the insulated glass unit, combining privacy, light control, and a clean finish in one glass solution. Custom sizes are available for window, door, and glass applications.
- Custom Sizes
- Aluminum & uPVC Systems
- Custom IGU Assembly
What Are Blinds Between Glass?
Blinds Between Glass are integrated blinds sealed between the panes of an insulated glass unit (IGU). Blinds Between Glass, also known as integrated blinds, are sealed between the panes of an insulated glass unit (IGU).
The blinds can be adjusted to control privacy and natural light while keeping the window or door surface clean and simple.
Sealed Inside the IGU
The blind system is enclosed between the glass panes as part of the insulated glass unit.
Protected from Everyday Contact
No exposed slats or cords inside the room, helping keep the blind system cleaner and protected.
Built for Different Applications
Custom units can be produced for windows, doors and interior glass applications.
Control Privacy, Light and View
Blinds Between Glass give users more control over the space throughout the day. Adjust the blinds to balance privacy, natural light and outside views.
Privacy
Blinds Closed
Close the blinds when more privacy and shading are needed.
Light
Blinds Tilted
Adjust the slat angle to control daylight and glare while keeping the room bright.
View
Blinds Raised
Raise the blinds completely for a clear outside view and maximum natural light.
APPLICATIONS
Designed for Different Applications
Blinds Between Glass can be integrated into different window, door and interior glass applications, with the IGU configuration matched to the window system and project requirements.
Windows
Suitable for fixed, casement, sliding, and other window systems.
Doors
Can be used in glazed doors where privacy, light control, and a clean finish are needed.
Interior Glass
A practical option for office partitions and interior privacy applications.
Designed as a Complete Glass System
A reliable Blinds Between Glass unit depends on more than the blind itself. The glass configuration, blind size, operating system, and window application all need to work together.
That is why we consider the blind system, IGU assembly, and final window application as one complete system.
Glass Configuration
Glass thickness and cavity space are selected according to the blind system, IGU construction and project requirements.
Blind Size
Blind dimensions need to match the glass size, cavity space and operating range of the system.
Operating System
Magnetic control components are positioned and matched according to the blind size and window configuration.
Window Application
The finished IGU must also work with the window or door system, including frame structure, glazing depth and hardware positions.
CONFIGURATIONS
BBG Configuration Options
Different IGU configurations are available to match glass requirements and window system compatibility.
24 mm
4 mm Glass / 16 mm Interpane Space / 4 mm Glass
Total IGU Thickness
24 mm
Interpane Space
16 mm
Suitable when a thinner overall IGU is required.
27 mm
4 mm Glass / 19 mm Interpane Space / 4 mm Glass
Total IGU Thickness
27 mm
Interpane Space
19 mm
Provides more interpane space while maintaining a 4 mm glass configuration.
Recommended
29 mm
5 mm Glass / 19 mm Interpane Space / 5 mm Glass
Total IGU Thickness
29 mm
Interpane Space
19 mm
Recommended where the window system can accommodate the additional glass thickness.
Blind slat width
12.5 mm
Gas fill
Argon available
Final configuration
The final IGU configuration should be confirmed according to the window system, glass requirements, and project application.
FAQ
Can Blinds Between Glass be used with both aluminum and uPVC window systems?
Yes. Blinds Between Glass can be customized for both aluminum and uPVC systems. The final IGU configuration should be reviewed according to the window profile, glazing space, and installation details.
What types of windows can use Blinds Between Glass?
They can be used in fixed, casement, sliding, tilt and turn, and other window systems, depending on the window design and available glazing space.
Can Blinds Between Glass be used in doors?
Yes. They can be integrated into glazed doors, including patio doors and other door applications where privacy and light control are required.
Can you review our window system before we place an order?
Yes. You can send us your window profile drawings, glass sizes, and project requirements. We can review the system and recommend a suitable BBG configuration before production.
What information is needed to confirm if my system is suitable?
We normally review the window or door profile, glass size, required IGU thickness, glazing depth, and operating requirements before confirming the final configuration.