Double Glazing

There are numerous glazing options available- self-cleaning, anti-glare, sound reduction glass – just to name three. All of the various types of glass have their own exclusive properties that can be helpful to you, based on your individual requirements.

Low-e glass, or ‘low emissivity’ glass a popular tint. Glass with a low-e tint reflects heat, so you should put it on the inner pane of your window to stop heat from escaping.

As effectively as low-e glass, there is a tint known as low iron. It does the opposite to low-e so allows heat in, which means it really is perfect for the outer pane of your window.

One of the most essential double glazing questions. A property will be warmer and free from draughts with double glazing. The windows must be installed completely into the frame and the space around them, otherwise they could allow heat to escape.

You will know if the windows are not installed correctly because you will feel draughts coming from the windows. There may also be traces of damp or mould close to or on the window frames.