Glass is usually the fastest mover in aluminium window cost with glass included. Base quotes assume 6mm clear toughened; upgrading to 8/10/12mm, DGU, or laminated safety glass adds a predictable ₹/sqft delta on top of the frame band. This page explains each tier and lets you model the total on the calculator below.
Use the glass dropdown in the tool to see how adders stack on 29mm premium sliding — the same glass logic applies on casement and system pages, though heavy lites may trigger multipoint hardware automatically. For frame-only ₹/sqft bands, start at the master per sqft guide.
Frame ₹/sqft and glass ₹/sqft are additive on most WoodenMax calculators. The table below shows typical glass add-ons on premium 29mm sliding — your product page may show slightly different numbers, but the order of cost stays the same.
| Glass type | Typical add-on vs 6mm base | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| 6mm clear toughened | Included (base) | Standard bedrooms, internal vents |
| 8mm clear toughened | +₹20/sqft | Slightly larger lites, moderate wind |
| 10mm clear toughened | +₹40/sqft | Ground floor, wider panels |
| 12mm clear toughened | +₹65/sqft | Heavy single lite — check series limit |
| DGU 20mm (double glazed) | +₹180/sqft | Traffic noise, AC efficiency, west-facing rooms |
| Safety laminated 13.52mm | +₹220/sqft | Security, nursery, low sill openings |
Example: On a 6 ft × 7 ft slider (42 sqft), moving from 6mm to DGU adds roughly ₹7,500 in glass alone before hardware upgrades — use the calculator to see your exact opening.
Enter size, then switch the Glass Type dropdown to watch frame + glass + mesh move together on 29mm premium sliding. Casement and system tools on linked product pages apply the same glass tiers with their own hardware rules.
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One lite of heat-strengthened glass. Thicker lites resist flex and impact better — profile series caps maximum thickness (Domal often stops at 6–8mm; system series accepts 12mm+). Thicker glass adds weight; casement tools may auto-apply multipoint locks above 10mm.
Two lites separated by an air or argon gap (typically 20mm total unit). Cuts heat transfer and outside noise versus single glass. Requires a deeper profile bead — use system or premium series, not budget Domal on large DGU panels. Spec detail: system glass options.
Two glass layers bonded with PVB interlayer — holds together if broken. Common 13.52mm spec for ground-floor security and acoustic goals. Heavier than single toughened; verify roller or hinge capacity on your series.
27mm Domal through 40mm system each has its own base ₹/sqft curve — glass adders sit on top. Pick the frame first on the matching product page, then layer glass.
Toughened tier upgrades, DGU, laminated, and future low-e coatings change ₹/sqft linearly with area. On a whole-home BOQ, living-room DGU + bedroom 6mm mesh is a normal split.
Multipoint locks, heavy-duty rollers, or reinforced friction stays appear when glass exceeds series defaults — the casement calculator applies this automatically; sliding may add multipoint as an optional line.
Heavier units need more labour for lifting and glazing — usually inside the quoted band unless crane or high-rise access is required.
6mm single toughened on Domal or 29mm sliding — acceptable for rear bedrooms and rental stock where noise and thermal performance are secondary.
DGU on road-facing living/bedroom sliders plus 6mm single on mesh-track bedrooms. Pair with 3-track sliding where insects matter.
Laminated or thick toughened on ground floor, nursery, and full-height glass near balconies. Worth the ₹/sqft premium when replacement cost of failure is high.
Clean DGU spacers and edges gently — avoid harsh acids on coatings. Single toughened is easier to replace if a lite cracks.
Glass ₹/sqft here is additive to frame — on sliding, frame band depends on series first:
Use this breakdown to understand glass lines; use the product calculator for frame + hardware + install context.
Simple answer: Upgrading from 6 mm to DGU can add ₹150–400/sqft — on a 6×7 ft slider that is ₹6,000–17,000 per opening before frame tier.
Best for: Comparing bedroom mesh track (single glass) vs living DGU on the same size opening.
After glass choice, match series to weight — heavy glass on Domal is the most common post-install regret.
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