Vitro’s top five glass samples of 2023

Date: 8 January 2024

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Vitro Architectural Glass

Date: 8 January 2024

The results are in – check out Vitro’s top five sample orders.

In 2023, Vitro fulfilled more than 10,000 sample orders through their convenient online sample order system, shipping out free samples of their low-emissivity glass, low-iron glass, performance tinted glass and even glass products for specialized applications. Of all your orders in the past year, five stood out as our most popular offerings:

Also popular was the Advanced Low-E Sample Kit, which was introduced in spring 2023 and features samples of several high-performance Solarban^® solar control, low-e glass products for convenient, hands-on comparison.

Whether your next project calls for solar control, exceptional clarity or nature-inspired aesthetics, Vitro has a glass sample kit to help meet your product selection needs this year. Visit samples.vitroglazings.com to order yours today.

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