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The Benefits of Double Glazed Windows Compared to single-glazed windows, double-glazed windows allow little heat to escape and then trap it in winter. They also decrease the amount of UV rays that pass through and can cause damage to your furniture and paintings. Britelite offers a wide selection of triple and double glazed windows, doors and conservatories at reasonable prices. Its products are in compliance with the strict BSI Kitemark standards for security. Energy efficiency Installing energy efficient double glazing can improve the look and feel of your home and help reduce energy bills. It works by capturing pockets of warm air and keeping out cold drafts. This allows you to use less heating which will result in lower energy bills and a decrease in your carbon footprint. The uPVC frames employed by Eden Windows are made to be as robust and durable as they can. They have been designed to create sleek and elegant design without sacrificing strength. Your new windows will be stylish for a long time and be easy to maintain. Traditional windows are a major cause of energy bills. However, installing double-glazed windows in your Bromley home can prevent this loss of heat and improve the comfort of your home all year round. Double-glazed windows come with two panes and an air space between them. window fitters bromley is filled with argon gas which helps to increase the insulation of the window. In the end, thermal energy is not able to be able to pass through the two layers of glass and escape your home as easily as it does with single glazing. The insulation of double glazed windows also limits condensation which can cause damage to furniture and carpets. Double glazing also functions as a sound barrier, allowing you to relax and enjoy peace at your home. It will also help you to avoid overheating in the summer. Reduced condensation Many people are concerned that their double-glazed windows will suffer from condensation, but the reality is that they're more efficient in energy use and less susceptible to this problem. Internal condensation is only a problem if there is too much humidity in the air or a low room temperature, and it's best addressed by enhancing ventilation and eliminating moisture sources such as houseplants and pet shedding. Condensation must be eliminated as soon as possible, since it can cause mold and rot if left on surfaces. Double-glazed windows might show condensation on the outside panes when they are heated up the next morning, or turn on the heating. This is normal, and the condensation will dissipate as the glass warms. It is important to remember that condensation doesn't just gather on windows – it can also accumulate on the sills, frames and plaster reveal of wooden or aluminium frames. If your double-glazed windows are displaying condensation between the panes, it is a sign that the seal is deteriorating. It is possible to have the issue fixed, but sealing again can be expensive and doesn't address the root cause of the problem. It is therefore worthwhile to consider whether replacing the windows is a more cost-effective option in the long term. This is a choice that should be made after consulting with the window makers, as it will be contingent on their lifespan. Improved sound insulation Double glazing is a fantastic option to reduce outside noise. If you live near a busy airport, railway line or highway or when your neighbors are noisy, double-glazing is a great solution to reduce the noise. This is because double-glazed windows have two panes of glass separated by a space that is filled with air or inert gas. The glass is more solid and therefore doesn't vibrate so much when sound hits it. The argon between the panes has distinct properties that are different from air, and can reduce vibrations before they reach you. This will help create a quieter home environment, perfect for a peaceful night's rest or a tranquil atmosphere. You can go further and choose acoustic glasses which are designed to minimize the sound levels. This kind of double glazing features a bonded inner layer that helps to absorb and dampen the noise. This type of double glazing is more expensive than standard double-glazing, but it's a worthwhile investment to lower the sound levels in your home. It's important to note that it's not a soundproofing option and that you still need to block external noise by taking other measures, such as sound insulation and a solid wall. Increased safety Installing a double-glazed windows will keep your home safe against intruders. Contrary to single pane windows double-glazed windows are more tightly and are harder to force open from the outside. They are also resistant to extreme weather conditions, such as rain, snow, or scorching heat. They are the most effective way to ensure your family's security. The space between the two glass panes creates an air layer, which acts as thermal insulation to minimize the loss of energy. This can help homeowners save money on their energy costs by keeping the warmth in the colder months and prevents the warm air from leaving. This can also reduce the need for artificial heat and help lower the cost of electricity. We have a variety of glass options. From the standard energy efficiency to the industry leading Comfort Glass. This glass has a Low-E coating as well as an innovative laminate that stops 56 percent more heat from escaping than conventional double-glazing. The glass you select will depend on your Bromley, Croydon or South London home. Our Comfort Plus glass is perfect for rooms susceptible to overheating since it prevents the sun from shining through and prevents damage to furniture. We also provide a range of secondary glazing options that can be fitted to your existing frames to enhance their performance. These include tinted or toned windows, which can cut down on the amount of sunlight that passes through it, as well as reflective coatings that reflect more heat back to the room.