Double Glazing FAQs

  • 4th March 2016

    Blog: Top tips for door security

    Window and door security is paramount. Apart from contributing to a beautiful façade to your property, your windows and doors will ultimately prevent a break-in. Here’s our top tips for door security. When looking to buy new doors and windows, make sure you’re clear on the security features and benefits. Whichever windows and doors you decide on for your property,…

    profile image
    Posted by: Carly
  • 23rd February 2016

    FAQ: What does uPVC stand for?

    Un-Plasticised Polyvinyl Chloride. Well, you did ask 🙂 Poly Vinyl Chloride, which we know as PVC is modified, i.e. softened, to be used in the manufacture of products such as handbags, shoes and sports bags. The basic material properties make it ideal for window and door applications because it: Does not rot or biologically decompose Is resistant to weathering with…

    profile image
    Posted by: Carly
  • 23rd February 2016

    FAQ: What’s the difference between Patio and French Doors?

    The main difference between patio doors and French doors is how each opens. French doors open outwards on a hinge whereas patio doors slide along a track and open to the side. Patio doors are more modern in appearance and therefore best suited to a modern, contemporary property. French doors lend themselves to period and heritage properties. You can view…

    profile image
    Posted by: Carly
  • 23rd February 2016

    FAQ: What is condensation and how do I prevent it?

    Condensation is water that collects as droplets on a cold surface when humid air is in contact with it, much like when you remove a canned drink from the fridge, you may notice that it has droplets of water on the outside. The temperature on the surface of the can is reduced as air passes over it. As the air…

    profile image
    Posted by: Carly
  • 23rd February 2016

    FAQ: Are trickle vents necessary?

      Please read our updated blog article: New Trickle Vent Requirements from 15th June 2022 for Double Glazed Windows & Doors There is a common misconception that trickle vents are required in all new openings for windows and doors but this is not technically true. Please read our blog post ‘Do I Need Tricke Vents In My New Windows?’ to…

    profile image
    Posted by: Carly
  • 23rd February 2016

    FAQ: Can I see any recent work?

    Of course. Our salesmen have access to an entire library of photographs. Our most recent work can be seen on our website and can be filtered by product or location. We also have more than 130 customer reviews and 5 stars on Trustpilot. If you’d like to find out more about us, please visit our ABOUT page. Recent Projects Solarlux…

    profile image
    Posted by: Carly
  • 3rd February 2016

    Blog: Do I Need Trickle Vents in My New Windows?

    Please read our updated blog article: New Trickle Vent Requirements from 15th June 2022 for Double Glazed Windows & Doors Do I need trickle vents? There is a common misconception that trickle vents are required in all new openings for windows and doors but this is not technically true. If you have trickle vents in your existing windows or shown…

    profile image
    Posted by: Carly
  • 25th January 2016

    FAQ: What is a Composite Window?

    With the ever-developing housing market for better aesthetics, energy efficiency and increased thermal performance and Governments commitment for the UK to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. A new breed of double glazed window and door product is emerging in the architectural glazing industry. Commonly referred to as composite windows and doors, these products offer a refreshing alternative to conventional…

    profile image
    Posted by: Carly

Recent Projects

We proudly work with...