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Secondary Glazing SpecialistsOne of the best reasons to fit secondary glazing? …It’s hard to see.
With good secondary glazing, all you really notice is the original window.
Two questions customers often ask are: “What will my secondary glazing look like?” and “Will the secondary glazing spoil the appearance of my existing window?”
Good secondary glazing gives an unobtrusive finish, with the unit blending into its surroundings and the final appearance looking as though it is an integral part of the original window. Perhaps surprisingly, it’s not always slim-line secondary glazing that gives the best result in terms of unobtrusiveness. Understandably, many customers believe a slim-line product will give the most discreet finish. But original window structures are rarely perfectly rectangular or uniform – especially in period property. Over the decades and centuries, all buildings move and settle. Seasonal climate fluctuations cause expansion and contraction, putting further stresses on a building’s fabric. The result is mis-shapen reveals, and out-of-parallel sides – often very noticeable in Victorian, Georgian and older properties.
Whatever the age of a property, well-specified and well made secondary glazing will blend into the background. Done properly, you won’t even really notice it – inside or out. You’ll just notice the features of the original, often beautiful, primary windows.
Clearview secondary glazing have a lot of experience of secondary glazing in period properties, for householders and landmark buildings. In fact, we are proud to be a supplier to the National Trust. Have a look at some of our heritage building clients.
For more information on domestic or commercial secondary glazing, fitted or DIY please visit our website.
The leaded lights are still the eye catching feature of this window after having secondary glazing installed.
Still a room with a view – but a warm one!
Post secondary glazing installation, this curved bay window is warmer, quieter and drier.
This Georgian cottage window has lost none of it’s charm.
An uninterrupted garden view, and the secondary glazed units open easily for ventilation.
Post secondary-glazing, this period square bay windowed room receives much less traffic noise.
This Victorian sitting room window no longer drips condensation.
This leaded light window has optional colour matched units.
Secondary glazing on a renovated Victorian bay window
Clearview Secondary Glazing
Clearview secondary glazing - the solution to significantly improved acoustic and heat insulation to your property, making your home or offices more comfortable, secure, greener and cost efficient to run. Achieved without the disruption of replacement windows, and without damaging the character of your building.
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