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The Benefits of Double Glazed Windows Compared to single-glazed windows, double-glazed windows allow little heat to escape and trap it in the winter. They also decrease the amount of UV rays that pass through and can cause damage to your furniture and paintings. Britelite offers a broad selection of affordable triple and double glazing doors, windows, and conservatories. The products they offer meet the stringent BSI Kitemark standards for security. Energy efficiency Double glazing that is energy efficient can enhance your home's appearance while reducing your energy bills. It works by capturing pockets of warm air and keeping cold drafts out. This will allow you to use less heating and cooling, resulting in lower energy costs and a reduction in your carbon footprint. Eden Windows uses uPVC frames which are as robust and efficient as possible. The frames are designed to provide a an elegant appearance without sacrificing strength. This means that your windows will be simple to maintain and look beautiful for a long time to be. The windows of the past are the main cause of energy bills. Installing tilt and turn windows bromley -glazed windows in Bromley will stop the loss of heat, making your home more comfortable throughout the season. A double glazed window comprises two panes of glass with an air gap between them. The air gap between the two glass panes is filled with argon which helps increase the insulation. The two layers of glass prevent the heat from leaving your home. Double-glazed windows also have insulation, which limits condensation that can cause damage to carpets and furniture. Additionally, the double glazed acts as a sound barrier and allows you to enjoy peace and tranquility in your home. It will also help you to keep cool during summer. Reduced condensation Double-glazed windows are less likely to suffer from condensation. They're also more energy efficient. Condensation inside occurs when there isn't enough humidity in the room or when it's too cold. It can be avoided by improving ventilation and removing water sources such as houseplants and pet hair. Condensation should be removed as soon as it is possible as it could cause mould and rot if left on surfaces. Double-glazed windows can display condensation on the outside panes when they warm up the next morning, or turn on the heating. This is normal, and the condensation will fade as the glass warms. However, it's important to keep in mind that condensation does not only accumulate on windows, it can also build up on frames, sills and the plaster exposed by aluminum, uPVC or wood frames. If the windows of your double-glazed home have condensation between the panes, it is a sign that the seal has become damaged. It is possible to get this repaired, however it can be costly and does not tackle the root cause of the issue. Therefore, it is worth considering whether replacing the windows is a more economical option in the longer in the long run. However this is a choice that must be made in consultation with the window manufacturers because it will be contingent on their expected life cycle. Better sound insulation One of the most appealing aspects about double glazing is that it's an amazing way to reduce noise from outside your home. If you live near a bustling road, railway line or airport or if your neighbors are particularly noisy, double glazing is a great option to keep the noise out. This is because double glazed windows have two panes of glass that are separated by a space filled with inert gas or air. The glass is more solid and therefore doesn't vibrate so much when sound hits it. The argon in between the panes has distinct properties from regular air and can dampen vibrations before they reach you. The result is a more peaceful environment in your home, which is perfect for those looking to get the best sleep possible or relax in a quiet living space. It is possible to go further and opt for acoustic glasses designed to cut down on the sound levels. Double-glazing with this type has an internal layer that is coated to reduce noise and absorb it. It's more expensive than standard double glazing, but is worth the investment if you want to reduce noise levels within your home. It's important to know that this isn't a soundproof solution and you'll still have to block out outside noise by using other measures, such as sound insulation and walls that are solid. Increased safety When it is put in place, a double glazed window can keep your home safe from burglars. Double-glazed windows are more secure than single panes and more difficult to open from the outside. Additionally, they are also resistant to extreme weather conditions, such as rain, snow or the scorching heat. They are the most effective way to ensure the safety of your family. The air between the two panes serves as thermal insulation, thus reducing energy loss. This saves homeowners money on their energy bills as it keeps the heat in during colder seasons and stops the warm air from escaping. This also helps reduce the requirement for artificial heating, which could save electricity bills. We offer a variety of glazing options. From basic energy efficiency to the industry leading Comfort Glass. This glass comes with a Low-E coating and an innovative laminate that stops 56 percent more heat from leaving than conventional double glazing. The glass you select will depend on the location of your Bromley, Croydon or South London home. For example, our Comfort Plus glass option is ideal for rooms susceptible to overheating, as it stops the sun from shining into the room and causing the furniture from being damaged. We also offer a variety of secondary glazing options which can be incorporated into your existing frames to enhance their performance. These include tinted or toned glasses, that can reduce the amount of sunlight that passes through it, as well as reflective coatings that reflect a greater percentage of heat back to the room.