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Double glazing is a window construction method which employs two glass panes that remain separated by a sealed air or gas-filled space (argon or krypton gas typically fills this gap). The space between the panes helps to reduce heat loss and sound transmission when compared to single-pane windows.
The heritage protection of period and listed properties allows for slim-profile double glazing (which measures between 14–16mm) and vacuum insulated glazing (VIG) (that measures 6–8mm) to be installed into original timber frames without any changes to their appearance or functionality.
The system allows buildings to keep their original architectural style while increasing insulation performance and protecting against condensation and drafts and external noise.
Conservation Glazing
Conservation Glazing refers to high-performance window upgrades—such as slimline double glazing or vacuum insulated glazing (VIG)—specifically designed for use in […]
Draught-Proofing
Draught-proofing (sash windows) involves sealing the moving sash gaps to stop cold air from entering while enhancing heat retention and […]
Vacuum Insulated Glazing (VIG)
Vacuum Insulated Glazing (VIG) is an advanced, ultra-thin double-glazing solution ideal for historic and period properties. The VIG system employs […]
