Strengthen Your Property with Modern Glass
Many properties still have old style sash windows that don’t hold up to force. Two panes add strength to the window. You’ll often get better security as part of a double-glazed sash upgrade.
Block the Buzz Without Losing the Sash Window Look
Older sash windows offer little protection when it comes to keeping out sound from outside. Installing extra panes lowers the noise level. All day, the home feels more peaceful.
Be More Efficient Without Changing the Look of Your Windows
Heat leaks out much more slowly through modern sash windows. Keeping warm becomes cheaper, which helps with saving money.
Low-Impact Changes That Work for Historic and Listed Buildings
Older properties can come with conditions on altering the exterior. Low-impact glazing are often suitable in protected areas. Speak to your conservation officer to find out what’s approved.
Ways to Add Insulated Glazing in Sash Window Frames
Lots of older homes have sash windows with just a single glass panel. Double glazing creates a gap that cuts down heat flow.
Make a Smart Investment
Installing better windows can make your property more appealing to tenants. It gives the impression that the home is both ready to live in and still looks good.
The Lasting Benefits Over the Long Run
Properly made units don’t wear out quickly. The right approach and build means they stay good for a long time. The need for major repairs is reduced, and your home stays more secure.
Keep in the Heat and Don't Change the Look
Even though sash windows are charming, they can leak warmth. Slimline double glazing keep heat in and still fit the original timber look.
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