Do Insulated Glass Units Deflect Due to Elevation Differences? SuperVIG® Vacuum Insulated Glass Fixes This

Different elevations can cause an insulated glass unit to deflect.

This happens frequently.

The Pressure Buildup of Insulated Glass Units When Changing Altitudes 

Double-pane glass is filled and sealed with air.

Meaning: When sealed at a much lower altitude, and transported to a higher altitude, it may pop.

Conversely, from a higher elevation to a lower elevation, it may deflect inward, which is very bad because deflection makes the glass look bad, unsafe, and may void the warranty.

SuperVIG® Vacuum Insulated Glass Can Fix This  

 SuperVIG® Vacuum Insulated Glass is vacuum insulated and is less susceptible to air pressure issues, SuperVIG® Vacuum Insulated Glass is vacuum insulated and is less susceptible to air pressure issues, meaning it won’t have a problem with changing altitudes.

SuperVIG® Vacuum Insulated Glass Is a Reliable Choice Even When Ordered from Different Regions with Different Altitudes

SuperVIG® Vacuum Insulated Glass, the insulated glass unit that works natively at different altitudes.