Abstract: A glazing consisting of two panes located opposite one another and retained by a rigid frame provided with leakproofing means and consisting of sections which bear on the inner faces of the panes and which are fastened to these by means of an anchor preventing the panes from moving apart, this frame being provided with at least one deformable and leakproof member for equalizing pressure between the outside and inside of the glazing, this member being independent of the said leakproofing means and being located on the inside of the glazing in relation to the said sections, and the said sections having, towards the outside of the glazing, a shape which allows direct attachment of accessories enabling the glazing to interact with a fixed surround.This glazing provides a considerable increase in the internal volume and therefore the possibilities of heat and sound insulation, as a result of the fitting of interpolated elements.