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Concealed ventilation for stained glass. Thoughtfully integrated into the architecture it belongs to.
Great glass deserves a considered system.
Stained glass brings light, texture and character to a building. The details around it matter just as much. Ensign works with architects, glass professionals and project teams to integrate art glass into new construction and existing window systems.
Our work, in the light.
Explore original Ensign Glass installations, from temple glazing to the details that protect the art.
More projectsDesigned into the detail.
A concealed pathway allows heat and moisture to escape the space between the art glass and exterior glazing. Discuss the assembly, finish and installation approach for your project.
Understand the systemNew vision. Existing character.
From new construction to retrofit work, the right approach starts with the building. Explore how art glass can become part of a considered architectural expression.
Explore applicationsThe Ensign Glass Concealed Vent System
Ensign Glass has a patent pending art glass vent system that helps eliminate condensation and heat related damage to stained glass.
Explore the original system detailTestimonials
Stallings ConstructionReed Stallings
“Scott’s Concealed Vent System was designed to number one, look good and number two to accomplish the ventilation behind the windows. As we searched all the manufactures there was really nothing that fit, especially in a retrofit environment. It was a great experience. In the meantime, the Ogden Temple has had no problem with their windows. There hasn’t been any condensation. It has performed well specific to what our goals were. We are really pleased with how it turned out.”
FFKR ArchitectsJarod Maw
“We knew early on we needed someone familiar with the IGU glazing system as well as someone familiar with the art glass. Scott and Ensign Glass came highly recommended. Having Scott on the Ogden Temple was invaluable. He came up with a method to install the retrofitted art glass back into the window system. We were able to do it in a way where we didn’t have to remove the entire unit. In the end it saves The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints a significant amount of money.”
Holdman StudiosAaron Yorgason
“Ensign Glass did miracles at the San Diego Temple retrofit with the schedule. It was looking like it was going to be four to six months out, however with Scott’s contacts and because he is the manufacturer of the frame, Scott was able to dictate the production cycle, avoiding another middle-man who has the potential to further delay project completion.”
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