Why You Should Replacing a Double Glazing Replacement Window

Replacing a double glazing replacement windows window is a complex job that requires specialized tools. It can also be dangerous in the event that you're not comfortable working with them and, therefore, it's recommended to leave the job to an expert glass specialist.

Double-glazed windows comprise two glass sheets that are separated with a spacer bar filled with an insulation gas (usually argon or air). It has many advantages over single windows.

Energy efficiency

The energy efficiency of your windows could have a big impact on your household expenses. Replacing your single pane windows with double-glazed windows can help keep the heat in during winter, and the cold out during summer, reducing your heating costs significantly.

Double-glazed windows are more energy efficient due to the fact that they provide an airtight seal to prevent heat from getting out.

The performance of double-glazed windows is determined by the frame's material and the type of glass you select. Some frames are better insulated than others, so make sure you look for the British Fenestration Rating Council (BFRC) energy label before buying. This will give you a clear idea of how efficient the window is with ratings ranging from E to A++.

When it comes to glass, you'll want to look for double-glazed that is coated with a low-emissivity. This invisible film helps reflect sunlight, allowing heat to stay in your home during winter and reduces condensation in summer. This can also help to keep your home quieter, as sealed double glazing can reduce medium-to-high-frequency noise from outside.