What are the Pros and Cons of Secondary Glazing?
Pros and cons of secondary glazing. Secondary glazing is an effective way to improve the insulation and energy efficiency of windows.
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When Is the Right Time to Replace Your Windows and Doors?
How to spot the signs you should consider replacing your windows and doors, what to look for when replacing windows and doors, and when is considered the best time to upgrade.
Condensation On Your Windows: the Causes and the Cures
Condensation on the inside of the windows occurs when the warm air inside the houses hits the cold panes of glass and turns it into water droplets.
What are the Pros and Cons of Bi-fold Doors, Patio Doors and French Doors?
There are three popular types of doors that can enhance the look and functionality of your home, these are bi-folds, patio doors and French doors.
Non-equal Sightlines and Unique Window Designs
Non-equal sightlines refer to the condition where the glass areas or frames of windows are different in size or shape. They are usually formed when one window features an opening, while others are fixed.
Why Are Equal Sightlines Important?
Equal sightlines usually refers to the horizontal line of a window. It can also refer to the amount of window frame you see when looking directly at it.
DIY Window Installation Vs Hiring Professionals
When replacing your home’s windows, you may be wondering whether fitting them yourself is a viable option. What are the pros and cons of DIY?
Guide to 1930s-Style uPVC Front Doors
The style, with clean simple lines seen in Art Deco design, is reflected in the 1930s-style front doors. Would your home look good with a 1930’s door.
What Are Smart Door Locks and Are They Worth Having?
A smart door lock allows the users to operate lock and unlock the door without a key, over a Wifi or Bluetooth. It includes useful modern features.
7 Ways to Help Keep Your Home Warm This Winter
Keep your home warm this winter for less by checking for draughts around windows and doors, reviewing the conservatory, insulation and cover floors, and go smart heating.
