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The Benefits of Double Glazed Windows
Double-glazed windows permit less heat to escape, trapping it during winter months. They also decrease the amount of UV that is reflected through which can cause damage to your furniture and artwork.
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Energy efficiency
Double glazing that is energy efficient can improve the appearance of your home and lower your energy consumption. It works by trapping pockets of warm air, and blocking cold drafts. This will allow you to use less heating, resulting in lower energy bills and a reduction in carbon emissions.
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The traditional windows are a major source of energy bills. However, installing double glazing in your Bromley home can prevent this loss of heat and ensure your home is comfortable all year long.
A double-glazed window has two panes of glass with an air gap between them. The air gap between the two panes of glass is filled with argon, which improves the insulation. As a result, thermal energy is not able to pass through the two glass layers and escape your home just as easily as with single glazing.
Double-glazed windows can also be insulated which reduces condensation that could damage carpets and furniture. Moreover, the double glazing creates a sound barrier and allows you to enjoy peace and quiet at your home. This will also prevent your home from becoming too hot during the summer.
Reduced condensation
Many people worry that double-glazed windows suffer from condensation, but the truth is that they're more efficient in terms of energy efficiency and less susceptible to this issue. Internal condensation only happens when there is excessive moisture in the air or low temperature in the room. It's best dealt with by improving ventilation and eliminating moisture sources like pets and house plants shedding. Condensation must also be wiped away quickly as leaving it on surfaces can cause rot and mould growth.
In the case of double-glazed windows, condensation might appear on the outside of the window panes, as they warm up in the morning or after you turn the heating on. This is normal and will go away when the glass is heated. But, it's important to remember that condensation doesn't just form on windows but may also get accumulated on the sills, frames and plaster exposed by aluminium, wood or uPVC frames.
If the windows of your double-glazed home have condensation between the panes, it is a sign that the seal is deteriorating. It is possible to have this repaired, however resealing can be expensive and doesn't tackle the root cause of the problem. It is therefore worthwhile to consider whether replacing windows is a better and economical option in the long time. This is a decision that should be made in consultation with window manufacturers, as it will be based on the expected lifespan of the windows.
Sound insulation has been improved.
One of the most appealing aspects about double glazing is that it's a fantastic method to cut down on noise outside your home. If you live near a bustling highway, railway or airport or when your neighbors are noisy, double glazing is a great way to reduce the noise.
This is because double glazed windows have two layers of glass separated by a space filled with air or inert gas. The glass is stronger and doesn't move as much when sound hits it. The argon between the panes is different that are different from air, and can slow down vibrations before they reach you.
The result is a much quieter home, which is great for those who want the best sleep possible or relax in a quiet living space. You can go a step further and choose acoustic glass that is designed specifically to minimize noise levels.
This kind of double glazing is bonded inside that helps absorb and dampen the noise. This type of double glazing is more expensive than standard double-glazing, however it's worth the cost to reduce noise levels at home. It's important to remember that it's not a soundproofing solution and that you still have to block out external noise with other measures such as sound insulation and a solid wall.
Safety is improved
A double-glazed window will keep your home safe against burglars. In contrast to single pane windows double glazed ones are sealed more securely and are less difficult to force open from the outside. Additionally, they are also resistant to harsh weather conditions such as snow, rain, or hot temperatures. This makes them one of the best ways to ensure the security of your family.
The space between the two panes of glass creates a layer of air, that acts as a thermal insulation to minimize the loss of energy. This can save homeowners money on their energy costs as it keeps the warmth inside when it is colder and stops the warm air from venting. This also reduces the requirement for artificial heating, which could save the cost of electricity.
We offer a variety of different options for glazing from basic energy efficiency to industry-leading Comfort Glass, which features an innovative laminate layer and a Low-E coating to block 56% more heat from your home than traditional double-glazing. The kind of glass you select will depend on the location of your Bromley, Croydon or South London home. For instance, our Comfort Plus glass option is ideal for rooms that are susceptible to overheating as it prevents the sun from shining in and stopping damage to furnishings.
We also offer a variety of secondary glazing treatments which can be incorporated into existing frames to enhance their performance. There are tinted or toned glasses that reduce the amount of sunlight that passes through them, as well as reflective coatings which can reflect more heat back into the room.