Secondary Glazing

If your home is crying out for a little bit of extra peace and warmth, adding secondary glazing will provide you with instant noise reduction. And because it is considered to be a reversible change by conservation bodies like English Heritage, secondary double glazing continues to be popular in listed and heritage buildings.

Installing secondary glazing could help to reduce your heating bills by around 10 per cent - a sizeable saving when you consider that energy prices are continually on the increase. Tests also show that secondary glazing could cut up to 80 per cent of street noise from traffic, pedestrians and other unwanted sounds.

Slim and discreet, secondary glazing windows will enhance any type of period property by allowing it to retain the original charm and character. That is why homeowners in conservation areas, where there may be strict controls on the changes that are allowed to the exterior of a property, often use this method instead of opting for new windows.

When you factor in that the original windows of an older property may have existed for hundreds of years, and could probably last for many more with some simple maintenance, why would you want the expense of replacing them?

Discover what secondary double glazing could do for your home, fill in our call-back form and arrange for one of our experts to visit and carry out a complimentary design survey. To discover our secondary glazing prices now, call 0800 181888 and ask for a free no-obligation quote!

Horizontal Sliding Secondary Double Glazing: Ideal for casement windows or wide multi-pane windows with vertical bars, the panels in this easy fix secondary glazing allow simple access for opening the existing window. They are also removable.

Vertical Sliding Secondary Glazing Sash Windows: Perfect for sliding sash windows, these panels can come with a tilting easy clean option.

Hinged Secondary Glazing: Designed for bay windows and large openings, these panels allow full access to your existing windows.

Lift Out Secondary Glazing: Ideal for large clear windows in difficult to reach or tight spaces, where access will only be needed occasionally.

Fixed Secondary Double Glazing: The most affordable and easily fitted option for when access is not needed to existing windows.

Flyscreens: Ideal to keep unwanted insects out in an are like a kitchen, these can be designed into other secondary glazing units or as a standalone product.

When it comes to fitting secondary double glazing, it is easy, quick and hassle-free. In fact, it only takes a matter of hours to install. And because it does not affect the fabric of the building there is no need to worry about redecorating.