Glass
Switchable Privacy Glass – CLiC™
Cardinal’s next-generation switchable privacy glass is also available for integration into our high-end stationary wood window systems.
This film-free technology delivers exceptional clarity, instant switching from clear to private mode, and long-term durability. CLiC™ is ideal for premium projects:
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Dynamic, light-filled privacy
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Clean aesthetics with no blinds
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Easy smart-technology integration
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A high-performance IGU backed by Cardinal
Vacuum Insulating Glass (VIG) - LuxWall™
Discover the next generation of high‑performance glazing. LuxWall’s Vacuum Insulating Glass (VIG) brings remarkable thermal efficiency to a much slimmer insulating unit—perfectly complementing Lepage Millwork’s legacy of endless customization and refined craftsmanship. Explore how this breakthrough technology elevates modern design, enhances comfort, and expands creative possibilities for premium windows and doors.
Specialty glass
Our specialty glass products can add privacy and intimacy to your home. The available colors and patterns will bring a whole new dimension to windows and doors.
Please contact a Lepage representative to get more information on all types of glass available.
Insulated glass
Double Glazed Insulated Glass
Among the most popular choices, double glazed glass will certainly meet your needs.
Triple Glazed Insulated Glass
For superior energy performance and better soundproofing, triple glazed is the right choice.
Laminated glass
When you want a better, more impact resistant glass with the best soundproofing, laminated glass with PVB film offers additional security against major impacts and also greatly reduces outside noise. In addition, impact resistant glass can offer you the right products to meet required hurricane region standards.
Tempered glass
Tempered glass is mainly used as safety glass. Should a major shock occur causing breakage, the glass fragments into small pieces instead of larger shards, reducing the risk of injury. Tempered glass is heated until it softens and then rapidly air-cooled, giving a compression layer five times stronger than ordinary glass.