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Welcome to our blog, the place to find information on different types of home improvements, updates on new products and tips on how to look after your installation. We take the skills of our talented team to give you access to a wealth of knowledge, which will offer everything you need to know about windows, doors and conservatories.
The only way to measure the energy performance of double glazing in windows or doors is by stringent testing, which most people are unable to do themselves. These tests include complex measurements that are put together by the British Fenestration Rating Council (BFRC) to create a rating. The ratings are based on average window size,…
When you undertake any kind of home improvement, the overriding questions are ‘how will it change my quality of life?’ and ‘is it worth it?’. These are common considerations when you are carrying out one of the most common improvements: replacing single pane windows with double pane windows. The idea is that the extra panes…
Most people realise that the primary benefits of energy-efficient windows are that they work to lower energy bills, increase thermal efficiency or comfort in the home, improve sound insulation, and block ultraviolet light. But when you are investing in energy-efficient home improvement projects like double or triple-pane windows, how do you make sure they are…
We have found that customers who are investing in energy-efficient replacement windows tend to ask one thing more than anything else: when will they see the benefits of their new double-glazed windows and doors? While the ultimate goal is reducing the amount of energy you use, which will save you money in the long term,…
There are many ways to make old windows more energy efficient. The best way is to replace any old windows with new uPVC or aluminium window frames that feature double glazing, as single panel windows will never be as efficient as those with double panes. However, there are several other ways to make old windows…
In the UK, energy-efficient windows and doors are rated according to their thermal efficiency. The rating indicates the energy performance of your triple or double glazing, which can give you a helpful gauge on what impact the product will have on your energy bills after installation. Provided there are no existing problems with heat loss…
