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TINTED HOUSE WINDOWS

Tinted glass windows offer the ability to protect your home’s interior from excess UV rays, reducing UV transmittance, solar heat gain, and glare. Each of Provia’s tinted house windows provides specific benefits.

Aeris™ Casement Windows in Rustic Bronze

TINTED WINDOW GLASS OPTIONS

The photos below show clear glass compared to the various tinted glass color options. Each option offers unique benefits.

Clear Glass (No Tint)

Clear glass simulated over outdoor trees, example of clear glass windows

Bronze Tint

Bronze glass simulated over outdoor trees, example of bronze tinted house windows

Reduces solar heat gain
Reduces glare
High visible light transmittance
Exterior subtle richness

Green Tint

Green tinted glass simulated over outdoor trees, example of green tinted house windows

Subdues interior brightness
High visible light transmittance

Gray Tint

Gray tinted glass simulated over outdoor trees, example of gray tinted house windows

Excellent glare control
Exceptional protection against interior fabric and color fading
Reduces solar heat gain
Ultraviolet light protection

Blue Tint*

Blue glass simulated over outdoor trees, example of blue tinted house windows

Beautiful aquamarine appearance
Low shading coefficient
High visible light transmittance
Reduces solar heat gain

* Not available on ecoLite patio doors and storm doors

Clear glass and beyond

WINDOW GLASS OPTIONS

Explore all our window glass options that help improve the curb appeal of your home.

Endure double hung windows with clear glass and cottage grids

Clear Glass

Closeup detail of Americana design for Art Glass doors and Art Glass windows. Featured colors are Enzian Blue, Vallis Red, and Snow Mist White.

Art Glass

Closeup view of ProVia Tranquility decorative front door glass or glass for decorative windows

Decorative Glass

ProVia privacy glass for doors and windows in the style Waterfall

Privacy Glass

Aeris casement tinted house windows

Tinted Glass

Closeup view of contoured window grid option for ProVia windows

Internal and External Grids

Closeup of ProVia white internal blinds for windows

Internal Blinds

ProVia ComforTech™ glass option TLK-TLA

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