There are so many cases where there are reasons for double glazing that it is worth not removing it from the program. Not absolutely many, but enough to avoid delisting. You only notice the difference when you compare the same things, that is, the triple glazing really has one more pane (and spacer) of the same type. Otherwise, there can certainly be qualities where double glazing keeps up with triple glazing.who still does double glazing today? [...] but you can really notice the difference compared to the triple-glazed from the same year.
I would also choose triple glazing. It is somehow standard these days... I think.
We ordered our windows from a friend who is a window dealer in Poland. They are aluminum windows from Aliplast (Belgian manufacturer). For the Polish dealer, it was natural that all windows have triple glazing (Ug-0.5!), warm edge from Swissspacer. They are installed according to RAL on "warm window sills" with Illbruck compribands. All floor-to-ceiling windows additionally get a Purenit base instead of doubling the frame.
I thought that if this is already understood as standard in Poland as a self-evident practice, it has long been the case in Germany...