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Before image of a heritage timber window showing severe condensation across all panes, highlighting poor insulation and the need for modern vacuum glazing to prevent heat loss and moisture build-up.
Can you get condensation on windows with vacuum glazing?
Learn about condensation on windows, the drawbacks of double glazing, and how vacuum glazing can help prevent condensation by maintaining a consistent room temperature. Discover the benefits of vacuum...
A selection of vacuum glazing getters in various shapes and sizes, designed to absorb residual gases and maintain the vacuum seal within insulated glass units.
Why does Vacuum Insulated Glass have a Getter?
In this post we’ll tell you all about Vacuum Insulated Glass and answer the question “Why does Vacuum Insulated Glass have a Getter?”.
Condensation-covered window with three question marks drawn in the mist, representing uncertainty or queries about glazing and insulation options.
What is the Flexible Edge Sealing in Vacuum Double Glazing?
Vacuum double glazing is one of the most efficient ways to reduce heat loss in your home. With more effective windows, you retain more warmth indoors, which is especially...
Close-up of shattered safety glass with a hole in the centre, illustrating the importance of using safety glass in windows to prevent injury. Text overlay reads, "Do you need safety glass in your windows?"
Do You Need Safety Glass in Your Windows?
Discover the benefits of safety glass for your windows. Learn about the different types and how they enhance safety, security, and energy efficiency.
Diagram showing the structure of vacuum insulated glazing, with two panes of glass separated by a narrow vacuum gap and edge seals, illustrating how vacuum glazing differs from traditional double glazing.
Does Double Glazing have a Vacuum?
Is there a Vacuum in Double Glazed Windows? Does double glazing have a vacuum? What is in the space between the glass in your windows? If you want to...
White timber heritage windows in a traditional stone-listed building, with overlaid text reading “5 Ways Smart Heritage Windows Will Improve Your Listed Building.”
5 ways Smart Heritage Windows will improve your Listed Building
Smart Heritage Windows and Listed Buildings Heritage buildings are beautiful and represent centuries of architectural history. However, they also come with their own set of problems. Heritage windows are...
Person holding a glowing light bulb next to stacked coins, with documents, a laptop, and calculator on the desk, symbolising energy savings from eco-friendly window installations.
How your Eco Window installation can save you money
How Can Eco Windows Help You Save Money and the Environment? Are you looking to reduce your energy bills while helping the planet? Installing eco-friendly windows is one of...
Interior view of a timber flush casement window with multiple glazed panes, showing traditional detailing and brass handles, looking out onto a stone-built courtyard.
Timber Windows: What You Should Know Before You Buy
Timber windows add beauty and value to your home. Find out what you should know before you buy timber windows for your home.
Split image comparing two types of sash windows: on the left, a traditional timber sash window with the label "Wooden Sash Windows" and a thumbs-up icon; on the right, a modern uPVC sash window with the label "Plastic Sash Windows" and a thumbs-down icon.
Wooden Sash Windows vs Plastic
We compare wooden sash windows to plastic windows to find out which is the best for your home, you may be surprised at the outcome!
Close up images of timber sash windows and timber casement windows side by side
What is the difference between a Sash Window and a Casement Window?
What is the difference between a Sash Window and a Casement Window? We explain everything in this latest post to help you choose which windows are best for your...
Traditional stone-fronted listed cottages with leaded glass windows and timber doors, illustrating heritage architecture and window styles suitable for listed buildings.
Windows for listed buildings – what are my options?
Looking for windows for listed buildings? In this post we explore the options and explain the regulations you need to follow when renovating a listed property.
Weathered sash window with peeling paint and cloudy glass panes set in a worn wall, accompanied by the text "Sash Windows: Restoration vs Replacement" to highlight the topic of preserving or upgrading traditional windows.
Sash Windows Restoration – 5 Reasons to Consider Replacement
Sash Windows Restoration vs Replacement If you have older windows that are in a bad state of repair, you are probably asking yourself the question: Sash windows restoration or...
Side-by-side comparison of two window styles: a casement window on the left with flush timber frames and a traditional sash window on the right with multiple glazing bars and a decorative stone surround, used to illustrate the visual difference between casement and sash windows.
Sash or Casement Windows – Which is better?
Sash or casement windows - which is better ? We tell you the differences between sash windows and casement windows and figure out which is best for you
View through multiple white-painted timber sash window frames hanging in a drying area, showing uniform craftsmanship and alignment in a workshop setting.
The Different Types of Sashed Windows on the Market
There are many different types of sashed windows available in a wide variety of styles, materials and prices. We help you figure out the best sash windows for you.
Close-up view of two double-glazed white timber sash windows set in a traditional yellow brick building with decorative stone surrounds and deep moulded lintels.
Double Glazed Sash Windows: Upgrade to more efficient windows
Double glazed sash windows are the perfect solution for home owners that need traditional looks combined with super modern performance.
Historic brick building featuring traditional sash windows with segmental arch detailing, located at the corner of Marylebone Lane and Buxbridge Street in London, with a vintage "Golden Eagle Imbibing Emporium" pub sign.
The History of Sashed Windows: A Beginner’s Guide
Sash windows are one of the oldest types of windows. We're all familiar with the sashed window style that's associated with traditional architecture. Find out more about the origins...
Cardboard cutout of a house with window on green grass, next to text reading 'Five Eco-Friendly Ways to Replace Your Old Windows'.
5 Eco-Friendly Ways to Replace Your Old Windows
Eco friendly windows are a great way to help sustain the planet, and save money on your energy bills. We show you how 5 environmentally sound ways to replace...
Illustration of a green map of Scotland painted on aged parchment, surrounded by partially unrolled scrolls, representing Scottish heritage and traditional architecture.
What are Sash and Case Windows
What are sash and case windows? We find out all about sash and case windows and sash windows in Scotland in our latest blog post