Glass
High performance insulating glass
- Eliminate heat loss during cool months
- Help cut your energy costs/fuel bills
- Make your home more comfortable
- Eliminate cold spots close to windows
- 136% better than standard double glazing thermal efficiency
Glass for Security
Installing toughened and laminated glass will prevent glass being easily smashed. Similar glass is used in large shop windows.
Feature Glass
Bring beauty to your home inside and out with georgian, crystal cut or leaded glass.
Decorative Glass
For that individual touch, the exciting decorative glass range will allow you to bring that very special touch to your home, inside and out.
Glass that's Different
ELITE SE is the first soft-coat, low-e triple-glazed unit made available to the window market. After months of development and testing, a u-value of .7 was confirmed in the laboratory.
Two Elite coatings combined with krypton gas in both spacers and, of course, our usual double seal unit all combine to achieve this amazing u-value.
With Elite 1.1, the most popular and most specified low-e glass on the market. Now Elite S E with it's .7 u-value can be added to this unrivalled range.
Window Energy Rating is a method for assessing the total energy performance of a complete window.
An A-G energy rating has been developed for windows by the BFRC. This is the same as the rating systems used for household appliances - such as fridges and light bulbs. It clearly shows the products that can save customers money and assist in the reduction of CO2 emissions.
The lifetime cost of heat lost through a window is greater than the purchase cost.
The cost of a window is not just the purchase cost – it is also the cost of operating the window. The cost of heat loss through a window easily exceeds the cost of the window over the typical lifetime of a window.
Window heat losses can account for over 30% of total heat lost from a house. This can be significantly reduced using energy efficient windows.
Windows have traditionally been a large source of energy loss from houses but this can be nearly halved by the use of the new energy efficient technologies.
Energy efficient windows improve the comfort of homes.
Energy efficient windows improve the comfort of homes by providing uniform temperatures throughout the house. They can dramatically increase the amount of effective and usable living space.
Energy efficient windows save energy and reduce greenhouse gases.
Energy efficient windows will help to minimise heating and lighting costs. Saving energy benefits the environment by reducing greenhouse gas production.
Energy efficient windows can save money.
Energy efficient windows reduce energy and directly reduce heating bills.
