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The Benefits of Double Glazed Windows

Double-glazed windows permit less heat to escape, and trap it during winter. They also decrease the amount of UV rays that pass through which can cause damage to your furniture and artwork.

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Energy efficiency

Installing energy efficient double glazing can boost the look and feel of your home, and also reduce energy costs. It works by capturing pockets of warm air and keeping cold drafts out. This allows you to use less heat which will result in lower energy bills and a reduction in your carbon footprint.

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Traditional windows let in lots of heat loss, which can lead to higher energy costs. However, installing double-glazed windows in your garage door repairs bromley home can stop this loss of heat and improve the comfort of your home all year long.

Double-glazed windows come with two panes that have an air space between them. The air space is filled with argon gas, which helps to increase the insulation of the window. As a result, thermal energy cannot pass through the two layers of glass and escape your home as easily as it would with single glazing.

The insulation of double-glazed windows also prevents condensation, which can cause damage to furniture and carpets. Additionally, the double glazed acts as a sound-proofing device and allows you to enjoy peace and tranquility in your home. It can also help to keep cool during summer.

Reduced condensation

Many people are concerned that double-glazed windows suffer from condensation, but the truth is that they're more efficient in terms of energy efficiency and less susceptible to this issue. Internal condensation only happens when there is excessive moisture in the air or a low room temperature, and it's best treated by improving ventilation and eliminating moisture sources like pets and houseplants shedding. Condensation must also be wiped away quickly as the lingering condensation on surfaces could cause rot and mould growth.

In the case of double glazed windows, condensation may appear on the exterior of the window panes, as they begin to warm up in the morning or when you switch the heating on. This is normal, and the condensation will go away as the glass warms. It's important to know that condensation can build up not just on windows but as well on frames, sills and plaster reveal on wood or uPVC frames.

If you notice condensation in the glass panes of your double-glazed windows, the seal is likely to be damaged. It is possible to get the issue fixed, but it can be costly and does not tackle the root cause of the issue. It is worth considering whether it is more economically efficient to replace windows in the longer term. However this is a choice to be made in consultation with the window manufacturers since it will depend on their expected life cycle.

Improved sound insulation

Double glazing is a fantastic way to reduce outside noise. If you live near a bustling highway, railway or airport or If your neighbors are noisy, double glazing is a great option to block out noise.

This is because double-glazed windows have two panes glass separated by a space filled with air or inert gas. The glass itself is thicker than one pane, which means it isn't as likely to vibrate when a sound hits it. The argon gas in between the panes has distinct properties from regular air, and therefore can dampen vibrations of sound waves before they hit you.

This will help create a quieter home, which is ideal for a peaceful night's rest or for a relaxing atmosphere. You can also go a step further by choosing acoustic glass that is designed specifically to minimize noise levels.

This kind of double glazing features a bonded inner layer that helps disperse and block the sound. This type of double glazing is more expensive than regular double-glazing, however it's worth the cost to reduce noise levels at home. It's important to note that this isn't a soundproofing system and you'll need to block external noise with other measures such as sound insulation and walls that are solid.

Increased safety

A double-glazed Window surgery Bromley will ensure your home is secure from criminals. Double glazed windows are more secure than single panes, and are more difficult to open from the outside. They also resist harsh weather conditions like snow, rain or hot temperatures. This makes them one of the best methods to ensure the security of your family.

The space between the two glass panes creates an air-filled layer that acts as a thermal insulation, reducing the loss of energy. This can save homeowners money on their energy costs, as it keeps the warmth in the colder months and prevents the warm air from leaving. This can also reduce the requirement for artificial heat and help reduce the cost of electricity.

We offer a variety of options for glazing, from standard energy efficiency to the industry-leading Comfort Glass, which features an innovative laminate layer and a Low-E coating to block 56% more heat from your home than standard double-glazing. The type of glass you choose will depend on the specific requirements of your bifold doors bromley or Croydon home. Our Comfort Plus glass is perfect for rooms susceptible to overheating since it prevents the sun from shining through and helps prevent damage to furniture.

We also provide a range of secondary glazing options that can be incorporated into your existing frames to enhance their performance. There are tinted or toned glasses that can reduce the amount of sunlight that enters them, and reflective coatings that reflect more heat back into the room.