What is secondary glazing?
A separate glazed unit fitted on the room side of an existing window. The original external window stays in place.
Will it suit a listed or heritage building?
Ask about a discreet design and the permissions relevant to your building. Confirm any required consent before work begins.
Can it help with outside noise?
The specification, glazing, seals and separation between the two windows affect acoustic performance. Describe the noise you want to address.
Can it help with draughts and warmth?
An additional internal barrier can help improve comfort. Suitability and results depend on the existing windows and specification.
Which opening styles are available?
The existing range includes vertical and horizontal sliders, hinged and lift-out units, shaped units and sliding hatches.
Can I still clean and open my original windows?
Discuss access at the design stage. Different opening arrangements offer different levels of access.
How much room is needed?
The team can discuss face-fix or reveal-fix arrangements after seeing your windows and understanding your priorities.
Can the colour and shape be tailored?
The existing range includes made-to-size units and shaped frames. Ask about suitable finishes for your property.
Does secondary glazing stop condensation?
Condensation can involve ventilation, humidity and the existing building. Ask for property-specific advice rather than assuming glazing alone will solve it.
Can I get a quote?
Yes. The current business website offers a free quotation. Contact Andrew with your location and a description of the windows.