Edwardian houses, built roughly between 1901 and 1914, tend to be more generous than the Victorian terraces they followed. Wider frontages, deeper bay windows, more glass overall, and very often,...
You’ve decided on secondary glazing. Now comes the next question: which glass type should you go for? Most suppliers give you a list of options with no explanation of what...
If you own a listed building, you’ve probably had the same conversation more than once. The draughts are getting worse, the noise from the road is relentless, and condensation keeps...
Bay windows present a challenge that most secondary glazing suppliers quietly sidestep. The geometry alone involves three or more panes set at angles to each other, often with a projecting...
There’s a big factor that determines how well your secondary glazing performs, and it isn’t the glass. It’s the space between your existing window and the new secondary panel. Get...
Aluminium secondary glazing lasts 20 years or more with routine care. Clearview units carry a 10-year guarantee on frames and glazing, with moving parts covered for 2 years. Acrylic and...
Secondary glazing is a brilliant way to tackle heat loss, noise and condensation without replacing your original windows, especially in period or listed properties. But like any home improvement, the...