Traditional Windows Made Tougher with Extra Glass Layers
Without modern glazing, sash windows can be a target. Thicker glass units are harder to break. Forced entry are harder with reinforced units in place.
Keep it Quiet with Modern Glazing
If your property is near a bus stop, you’ll likely hear regular outside noise. Two glass panes make it more peaceful inside. It becomes easier to sleep without background noise getting in the way.
Stronger Heat Retention
Energy escapes much more slowly through modern sash windows. This helps reduce heating demand, so your home stays warm for less.
Adding Glazing Without Altering Appearance
Updating the look in these areas isn’t always straightforward. You don’t need to change the appearance to get better comfort. Speak to your conservation officer to find out what’s approved.
Ways to Use Insulated Glazing in Sash Window Frames
It’s common to see sash windows with just a single glass panel. Double glazing creates a gap that slows heat loss.
Double Glazing That Helps Improve House Value
Homes with better windows tend to get picked faster. Keeping the look while improving performance tells buyers it’s been updated properly.
Well-Fitted Windows That Goes the Distance
Modern windows are reliable over time. Add decent care, and these windows can age well. The need for major repairs is reduced, and your home stays more secure.
Better Warmth While Holding on to Character
Sash windows are a standout detail in many heritage properties, but they often let heat escape. New glazing systems preserve the appearance and make the home warmer.
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