A Step Up in Home Protection
With one pane, sash windows can be broken quickly. Modern glazing systems are more robust. Strengthened fittings are part of many glazing systems.
Clear Reduction in Outside Noise
Older sash windows don’t do much when it comes to keeping out sound from outside. Two glass panes make it more peaceful inside. It becomes easier to relax without background noise getting in the way.
Stronger Energy Efficiency
Energy escapes much more slowly through sealed glazing units. This means less energy is needed, so your bills go down.
Window Improvements for Protected Areas
Upgrading glazing in these areas isn’t always straightforward. You can often add glass that won’t impact the outside appearance. An enquiry with the local team can save you time.
Secondary Glazing for Sash Frames – What to Expect
Period timber windows are often fitted with only one pane. A second pane creates insulation that improves energy performance.
Classic Looks with Modern Benefits That Increase Value
Upgrading to double-glazed sash windows can make your property more appealing to visitors. Tenants like homes where the style is kept but the windows work better.
Designed for the Long Term and Ongoing Savings
Today’s glazing are made to stay solid for years. When made with quality in mind, these windows hold up nicely. That helps cut down on window troubles, giving owners one less thing to worry about.
Thermal Control That Stays True to the Traditional Look
Timber sash windows are a main element in a wide range of heritage properties, but they often let heat escape. With double glazing, it’s possible to retain the sash window look while cutting heat loss.
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