The Benefits of Double Glazed Windows
Compared to single-glazed windows, double glazed ones allow very little heat to escape, and they trap it in the winter. They also limit the amount of ultraviolet that is able to pass through them, preventing damage to furniture and paintings within your home.
Britelite has a wide range of double and triple glazed windows, doors and conservatories that are priced at an affordable price. The products it offers are certified to meet the strict BSI Kitemark security standards.
Energy efficiency
Double glazing that is energy efficient can enhance your home's appearance while reducing your energy costs. It works by capturing pockets of warm air and keeping cold draughts out. This will decrease your energy bills and carbon footprint.
Eden Windows uses uPVC frames that are as strong and efficient as they can be. The frames are designed to provide a an elegant appearance without sacrificing the strength. Your new windows will be stylish for a long time, and will be easy to maintain.
The windows of the past are a major contributor to energy bills. However, installing double-glazed windows in your Bromley home will stop this heat loss and ensure your home is comfortable all year.
Double-glazed windows feature two panes that have an air space between them. The air space is filled with argon gas which aids in increasing the insulation of the window. This means that thermal energy is not able to be able to pass through the two glass layers and escape your home just as easily as with single glazing.
Double-glazed windows are also insulated which prevents condensation that can cause damage to carpets and furniture. Double glazing can also act as a sound barrier, permitting you to relax and enjoy peace at home. It will also help you to avoid overheating in the summer.
Reduced condensation
Many people worry that double-glazed windows suffer from condensation, but the truth is that they're more efficient in energy use and less susceptible to this problem. Condensation inside only occurs when there's excessive humidity in the air or a low temperature in the room. It's best dealt with by improving ventilation and eliminating moisture sources like pets and houseplants shedding. Condensation must also be cleaned up quickly as the lingering condensation on surfaces could result in mould and rot.
In the case of double-glazed windows, condensation can appear on the outside of the window panes, as they warm up in the morning or when you turn the heating on. This is normal and it will clear as the glass warms up. But, it's important to remember that condensation doesn't just accumulate on windows, it can also build up on the sills, frames and plaster reveal of aluminium, wood or uPVC frames.
If the windows of your double-glazed home have condensation between the panes, it is an indication that the seal has deteriorated. It is possible to repair it, however, it's costly and doesn't address the cause of the issue. It is worth evaluating whether it is more efficient to replace the windows over the long run. However this is a choice that needs to be taken in collaboration with the window manufacturer because it will be contingent on the expected lifespan of the windows.
Better sound insulation
Double glazing is a fantastic option to reduce outside noise. If you live near a busy road, railway line, or airport, or if your neighbours are particularly noisy, double glazing is a good way to keep the extra noise from entering your home.
Double-glazed windows are made up of two panes which are separated by an inert gas, or air. The glass itself is more dense than one pane, which means it won't be as prone to vibration when sound hits it. The argon gas inside the panes also has different properties than normal air, and therefore can dampen vibrations of the sound waves before they hit you.
The result is a much quieter environment in your home, which is perfect for those who want to get an excellent night's rest or relax in a quiet living space. You can go a step further and select acoustic glasses designed to cut down on the sound levels.
This type of double-glazing features a bonded inner layer that helps to block out and reduce the sound. It's more expensive than standard double glazed, but is worth the investment if are looking to reduce noise in your home. This is not a soundproof solution. sash window repairs bromley 'll still need to employ other measures to block out outside noise like sound insulation or a solid wall.
Increased safety
Installing a double-glazed window can protect your home from criminals. Contrary to single pane windows double-glazed windows are sealed more tightly and are harder to force open from the outside. They are also more resistant to extreme weather conditions, such as rain, snow or hot temperatures. This makes them one of the best methods to ensure the safety of your family.
The space between the two glass panes creates a layer of air, which acts as a thermal insulation to minimize the loss of energy. This can help homeowners save money on their energy costs because it keeps the heat in the colder months and prevents the warm air from venting. This can also decrease the need for artificial heat, which can help lower the cost of electricity.
We have a variety of glass options. From basic energy efficiency to the industry-leading Comfort Glass. This glass is coated with a low-E coating, and an innovative laminate layer that blocks 56 percent more heat from leaving than traditional double-glazing. The type of glass you choose will depend on your Bromley, Croydon or South London home. Our Comfort Plus glass is perfect for rooms that are susceptible to overheating as it stops the sun from shining through and helps prevent damage to furniture.
We also offer a number of secondary glazing treatments that can be fitted to your existing frames to increase their performance. These include tinted or toned glass, which can cut down on the amount of sunlight that enters it, as well as reflective coatings that can reflect a greater percentage of heat back to the room.