Double Glazing Windows Amersham
When your windows are double glazed, they offer superior insulating properties, and can reduce household bills and carbon emissions. They offer better security and regulate the temperature in your home.
Choose frames constructed of uPVC or aluminium. Secured by design police preferred standard or PAS 24 verified windows and handles that have safe choices are the most secure.
Casement windows
A popular choice, casement windows can be hinged from the side or top and can be arranged in a variety of ways to suit your home. They can be combined with fixed or opening lights, and may also include external and internal Georgian bars. Our uPVC frames are stocked with thermal materials that help retain your home's heat and increase its energy efficiency rating, meaning you can cut down on your heating expenses.
Our uPVC casement windows come with an array of color options and finishes for hardware to suit your style. You can also opt for triple glazing to improve insulation. You can also choose an low-E coating that will reduce the amount of sunlight that gets into your home in the summer, which will help keep it cooler and save you money on your energy bills.
uPVC casement windows are strong and durable, so you can be sure that they will not fade or change color over time and give you peace of mind knowing that your new double-glazed windows will look great for the years to come. In contrast to older windows, which usually require repainting or other maintenance to keep them in good condition, uPVC windows are easy to maintain and clean. You can remove the frame and sash from the inside, so they are simple to clean using a cloth or a soft brush.
Casement windows are simple to open wide and let fresh air in. They can be fitted with a window stay to keep them in place when they are open, or you can make use of the manual crank handle to tilt them towards your home for ventilation. This feature is particularly useful for families because it lets them bring in fresh air and light without having to worry about their children falling through the window.
For glass repair amersham and elegant alternative to uPVC look into our selection of aluminium casement windows. They have a more contemporary aesthetic and offer excellent energy efficiency thanks to their thermal breaks, which reduce heat transfer and improve their insulation properties.
For those who prefer a blend of traditional and modern materials, composite and timber casement window options are available. These windows have the core of a timber frame encased with aluminium for durability and low maintenance. Their high-quality construction offers rock-solid technical characteristics.
Double-glazed Sash windows are another excellent option for homes with a period because they feature an attractive design that complements many different architectural styles. They look like multiple panes, and have spiral balances and brushes that create an airtight seal around the openings. We also have flush sash windows that are designed to be flush with the frame, creating an elegant, traditional appearance. They have all the advantages of double-glazed windows, such as noise reduction and energy efficiency.
Bay windows
Bay windows add character and extra space to a home, while bringing a unique architectural style to the property. They can be constructed from uPVC, timber or aluminium and are available in a variety of colours to fit your home. They are popular for new constructions as well as period and homes that are built in the style of the past. However, they can be used to replace single-glazed windows to improve insulation.
A bay window is a projection on the exterior wall of your home which is comprised of three or more window units. It is designed to offer an expansive view of your garden or outdoor area from inside, as well as providing a bright and comfortable place to sit and relax.
There are a few differences between bay windows and bow windows. A bay window extends from the wall and is able to be walked into, while a bow window is fixed to the wall. Bay windows have a square design, while a rounded bow window is more popular.
A uPVC Bay Window will have an outer frame that is flat-topped and two smaller panes of glass in the middle. The frame's outer part is constructed of uPVC, timber or both. It is insulated and helps keep heat inside the home while reducing energy bills. They are equipped with Q-Lon weather-resistant seals to protect the frames from snow, rain and wind. This reduces heat loss.
The insulation properties of a uPVC bay window are enhanced by the fact that the space between each glass pane is filled with Argon gas. This low-conductivity, insulating gas assists in keeping your home warm and prevents cold air from escaping during winter. The frames are also coated with laminated and toughened glass, which provides high levels of security and protection against intruders.
IQ Glass also offers frameless Oriel structural glass windows which create large windowseats glazed with glass. These windows feature a sleek and contemporary design that makes them ideal for creating large, bright spaces to sit and relax in. The glass specification of frameless Oriel window can be tailored to meet the needs of every project which includes wind, acoustic, and thermal load requirements. The structural glass used in these windows has been constructed with interlayers to provide the strength needed to ensure they do not require an integral steel structure.