Lock Up Safely with Double Glazed Sash Windows
Single-glazed sash windows are often more vulnerable. Timber frames with modern glass offer more resistance. You get added protection when modern fittings are installed.
Reduce the Sounds from Outside
Outside noise is a common problem for homes near lively zones. Adding double glazing reduces outside noise. Whether it’s working hours or bedtime, the home feels less disturbed.
Smart Glazing for Energy Conscious Homes
Space between the panes in double glazing limits heat transfer. This is a smart move if you're looking to get better EPC results.
Subtle Glass Solutions for Listed Buildings
Local authority guidelines may limit what can be done with windows. Upgrades like slimline glazing help keep the style the same. Before you begin what’s authorised.
How It’s Done Double Glazing in Sliding Frames
Traditional sliding sashes are often single glazed. Two layers of glass forms a barrier that helps keep heat in.
Increasing The Value of Your Home
Homes with double glazing tend to get picked faster. People notice homes where the style is kept but things have been updated.
Made for Years of Comfort and Fewer Repairs
Today’s glazing are made to stay solid for years. When made with quality in mind, these windows don’t break down. That helps cut down on costly fixes, giving owners one less thing to worry about.
Thermal Control That Doesn’t Compromise the Traditional Look
Traditional sash frames are a standout detail in many older homes, but they often lose heat. Double glazing helps retain the original look while improving thermal performance.
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