Why Choose Secondary Glazing?
If you're looking for a method to upgrade your home without replacing windows that are in place secondary glazing is a great solution. It improves thermal efficiency, reduces sound pollution and assists in stopping draughts.
It's a less expensive alternative to double glazing, and it's ideal for properties of the past in Listed Buildings or Conservation Areas.
Reduced Noise
Many homes in the UK have windows that are not well insulation, allowing outside noise to get inside the home. Installing new double glazing or soundproofing ceilings and walls can be expensive. A cheaper alternative is to fit secondary glazing that works by putting another glass pane over the existing window, providing better insulation and noise reduction. This is especially useful for homeowners and listed properties who wish to preserve the look of their home.
Secondary glazing can help reduce energy costs and make your home more comfortable. It also helps to stop draughts. It's an ideal solution for homeowners who wish to enjoy the advantages of double glazing but are unable to afford replacing their existing single-glazed windows, or for people living in historic homes where changes are not permitted.
You can select from a range of secondary glazing options on sash windows, such as self-fitting films and fixed inserts. You can also select from various acoustic glasses to get the best performance. Saint-Gobain Stadip Soundproof Acoustic Glass, for instance is an effective sound barrier between the window, absorbing the vibrations and preventing noise peaks at high frequency.
A gap of 100-200mm in between the primary and secondary windows will provide the best performance for noise reduction. This gap can be further improved by installing acoustic laminate glass, or by lining the window's head and revealing the window with Acoustic tiles.
For the best results, we suggest that you hire an experienced installer to install of your secondary glazing. They will provide you with professional and reliable service, as well with advice on the best options for your requirements. We are proud to be a FENSA-accredited business. This means you can count on us to provide a top quality installation that meets all standards required. We offer a 10-year guarantee on all our work to give you even more peace of mind. If you have any questions about our services, or if you'd like to set up a free survey and estimate for your home, call us now.
Increased Efficiency of Energy
If you reside in a home that is of a specific period, such as an listed structure or one of London’s many beautiful conservation zones, you may want to avoid replacing your original windows with uPVC. Replacing your windows is an expensive project that requires a lot of disruption to the structure.
Secondary glazing is a fantastic alternative to double glazing, allowing you to benefit from the energy efficiency of modern double glazing without having to tear out windows that are in use or affecting the look of your home. Secondary glazing is a discreet pane of glass that is fitted to the inside of the window with a 100mm gap between them, which can improve thermal insulation and reduce exterior acoustic disturbance.
Our secondary glazing is available in a range of colors and woodgrain finishes, so you can find the perfect solution that fits your home's aesthetic. It is also thin and discrete and will blend seamlessly into your frame. double glazing north london glazing comes with 6.4mm laminated tempered glass for added protection.
Secondary glazing is the most effective way to minimize the noise coming from outside. This will give you significantly higher levels of insulation and dramatically reduce the amount of sound that enters your windows. Our 6.4mm laminated windows can reduce noise by up to 80 percent.
Unlike replacing your existing windows, secondary glazing can be put in place quickly and efficiently with minimal disruption to your home or business. It's ideal for homes in which the windows you have originally purchased are still in good shape however they could use some additional insulation or noise reduction.
In addition to being less expensive than replacing your windows installing secondary glazing will save you a substantial amount of money on your heating bills throughout the year. It can also help to conserve energy and reduce your carbon footprint.
Secondary glazing is a fantastic alternative for any residential or commercial property that would like to reduce noise pollution, improve thermal insulation, and improve security. If you're looking for a service that can install secondary glazing, be sure to hire an expert with the proper certification and insurance. This will ensure high-quality work.
Increased Security
There are many reasons homeowners install secondary glazing. It's particularly popular for properties in listed or conservation areas where they are unable to replace existing windows, but still want high levels of thermal insulation and noise reduction. It can also be used in modern homes that suffer from condensation in the colder months. It also offers additional benefits, including improved acoustic performances and increased security.
In contrast to traditional double glazing which has two panes of glass separated by a space between them, secondary glazing features an internal frame that is placed on the inside of the window. This makes secondary glazing a stronger option that is less vulnerable and can offer more protection from intruders. This is particularly important for older or historic buildings which might not have the same level of security and locking mechanisms as modern properties.
In addition the slim sightlines of secondary glazing do not interfere with the appearance of your windows. This means that you will benefit from improved acoustic performance, reduced noise pollution, and increased thermal comfort while maintaining the appearance of your house.
Security enhancement is a key benefit of secondary glazing london. The second window is more difficult for burglars to gain access than the original window and can prevent burglaries because it adds an extra layer of complexity. This is especially useful in homes that are older or more historic where a burglary could be more damaging to the family living there.
Secondary glazing London products are made to specifications and are suitable for any type of window and doors. They are available in sliding sash and hinged casement designs, with a variety of glazing options including 6mm, 4mm and 6.4mm Stadip Silence laminate glass. The aluminium frames are tough and well-anchored to resist forcible removal and can be finished in a wide selection of colors to complement the windows you have in place and your interior decor.
Increased Value
Secondary glazing is a cheap option to upgrade single-glazed windows and bring them up to modern standards for window insulation. It can help reduce outside noise pollution and boost the energy efficiency of your home. It can reduce heating costs by as much as 30%. In addition, it can increase the security of a home by acting as a deterrent for intruders. To ensure the highest quality of work, it's essential to choose an approved installer like FENSA.
An excellent alternative to replace windows with sash, our secondary glazing in Essex and London is able to offer enhanced heat retention, security, safety as well as sound insulation and condensation control. It can also boost the value of your home depending on the thickness of the glass and cavity.
Secondary glazing is an excellent alternative to replacement windows that can be costly and difficult to install. It can be installed on sliding sash, tilting and fixed casement windows as well as louvred window styles. Its slim sightlines make it ideal for conservation and listed buildings. zones where it is often forbidden to change existing windows.
It also can improve energy efficiency and also reduce outside noise. This is particularly true for older properties which are usually cold and drafty. It can also reduce condensation, which can help prevent mold and mildew from growing. We can integrate 6.4mm Stadip'silence' glass into our secondary glazing which can significantly reduce noise pollution from outside sources like traffic and aircraft noise.
It can also be attached to sash windows that are opened frequently to allow airflow. It is recommended to put in a stay to keep the sash at a minimal level. This is to ensure safety. This can be fitted with a key, or it can be locked, which means that the window will only be open only in a limited amount. We have a variety of stays that will meet every need.