In Georgia’s varied climate—from the frosty peaks of Svaneti to the hot plains around Rustavi—keeping your home energy efficient is essential. But many homes in Georgia still rely on aging double-glazed uPVC windows, which are often no longer up to the task.
What if you could improve insulation dramatically without replacing the entire window frame? That’s exactly what LandVac vacuum glazing offers.
Standard double-glazed units lose performance over time. Many older Georgian apartments—especially from the 80s and 90s—now suffer from:
Cold drafts in winter
Condensation between panes
Rising electricity and gas bills
Instead of tearing everything out, LandVac allows you to upgrade only the glass, preserving the original uPVC frame.
LandVac is an advanced glass unit that uses a vacuum-sealed gap between panes to block heat transfer almost entirely. It’s thinner and lighter than triple glazing but far more efficient.
LandVac Benefits:
U-value as low as 0.4 W/m²K
No condensation, even in high-humidity areas like Batumi
Slim design fits easily into existing uPVC frames
25+ years of certified performance
You don’t need to remove the entire window. Most Georgian uPVC frames can be adapted for LandVac.
Installers simply replace the old glass units, leaving frames and walls untouched. It’s faster, cleaner, and more affordable than full replacements.
A pilot installation in Tbilisi showed impressive results:
30% lower heating bills in winter
Improved interior comfort during both summer and winter
Less noise from street traffic
LandVac retrofits are perfect for:
Soviet-era flats with aging glazing
Newer homes wanting premium thermal performance
Buildings with renovation restrictions or limited budgets
And with rising energy costs across Georgia, the upgrade often pays for itself within a few seasons.
Want to improve your home’s energy performance without the mess and cost of full window replacement?
👉 Get a free LandVac consultation in Georgia and discover how easy a smart window upgrade can be.