Reece Windows & Doors

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09/26/2026

There's an invisible coating on your window glass doing something most people never think about.

Low-E stands for low-emissivity. It's a microscopically thin metallic layer — you can't see it, can't feel it — applied directly to the glass surface.

What it does: it reflects heat energy back toward where it came from.

In a Florida summer, that means the sun's radiant heat bouncing away before it ever enters your home. Your air conditioner stops fighting a losing battle. The room near the window stays the same temperature as the rest of the house.

One thing worth knowing: not all Low-E coatings are the same. The position of the coating on the glass, and the number of panes, changes how much heat it actually blocks.

The coating is part of what gets measured and rated. Rating is what gets documented. Documentation is what matters.

Which room in your home runs the warmest — and does it have a west-facing window?