Glazed glory from Miglas
Jindabyne is a verified winter wonderland, a beloved retreat for Australians looking to hit the slopes or simply relax in front of a roaring fire with a hot chocolate in hand. The picturesque town in south-east New South Wales is home to this glorious abode designed by Lance Workshop Architecture & Design. When it came time to fit windows to the new build, Miglas was the first port of call.
Specialising in high-efficiency double-glazed windows that are designed, engineered and manufactured in Australia, Miglas is a third-generation family-owned business whose products are built to meet architectural designs and suit almost any building style. As one of the only Australian businesses still designing and engineering in Australia, Miglas uses materials that are locally sourced to ensure a low-carbon footprint. For example, Miglas uses Victorian ash hardwood sourced from a sustainable regrowth factory, while its aluminium frames use 75 per cent less Co2 than standard aluminium.
Built from top-quality components, Miglas windows are synonymous with longevity. The high-efficiency glass promotes solar heat in winter, while rejecting summer heat, leading to less reliance on artificial heating and cooling and reducing energy bills.
“Although our products are visually pleasing, there is quite a lot of technical knowledge that has gone into making our windows and doors one of the most thermally efficient options engineered in Australia,” says Mitch Hartley from Miglas. “Our products can easily achieve seven-star energy ratings, up to nine stars in Australian homes.”
Passionate about energy and carbon reduction, Miglas delivers to every state in Australia. Visit the website to view the company’s comprehensive range and protect your home with superior glazing from a proud Australian company.
Photography by No Bad Days.
Miglas — High Performance Windows
03 9728 3999
info@miglas.com.au
www.miglas.com.au
