Types of uPVC Windows
Modern uPVC is resistant to warping and splitting. They also make excellent insulators. They allow heat in while keeping out outside noises. They are also draught free and tightly fitted.
They are available in a wide range of sizes and shapes, with either ovolo or chamfered ones. They can be glazed with a variety of glass and are available in a range of configurations including french windows that open on both sides.
Casement windows
uPVC casement windows are the most favored type of double glazing available in Buckinghamshire, combining a versatile profile with exceptional levels of security and energy efficiency. They can easily blend with modern, traditional and period homes thanks to stunning visuals and a wide range of customization options. Casement windows aren't just stunning but also provide superior ventilation and a better seal than other types.
They are usually located in areas where maximum ventilation is required, such as bathrooms and kitchens. They are hinged at the side and then open to create a large aperture, making them perfect to let in fresh air without letting in rain. Additionally they are often placed over obstructions such as sinks to make washing easier.
The window frames are available in a range of colors and styles and styles, including wood-look effects, to suit any style of home. They are built to withstand harsh weather conditions, and have a range of other advantages that make them an ideal choice for any home. These benefits include high thermal performance, which reduces your energy bills, as well as low sound reduction, which creates a relaxing atmosphere.
Another advantage of uPVC is that it is simple to clean and requires very little maintenance. The durable material is highly resistant to damage, scratches and corrosion. It has excellent insulation properties that keep your home warm and comfortable in the winter. Additionally windows made of uPVC are available in a range of colors and sizes and are a perfect option for any home.
Casement windows are unique in their design. They differ from swinging and sliding window designs. They do not have meeting rails or sashes, and they are opened by using the crank. The windows can be opened to 90 degrees and are suitable for any type of home.
Casement windows can be installed with a child-safe lock to prevent them from opening too much. It is important to remember that no window can stop an intruder completely from getting into your home. Installing a burglar alarm in your home and installing locks that are strong is essential.
Clean sash window
These stunning windows are designed to mimic traditional wooden casement windows. They offer homeowners the best of both worlds. They offer the timeless appeal that many want, while delivering the high levels of thermal efficiency that modern uPVC windows are known for. These uPVC windows are ideal for modernising your 1930s home, or if you are looking for something more contemporary.
Flush sash window are fully glazed from both sides, which is different from traditional sash frames that have outward-opening sashes. This is ideal for properties located in urban areas, where draughts and noise pollution are commonplace. They are also more energy efficient and let more natural light into your home. This can help to brighten your home and make it feel more spacious.
The sash of our uPVC flush windows can be lowered or raised depending on the time you need to. This lets you open your windows, while retaining a degree of privacy which is perfect for homes that are in close proximity to neighbors.
These uPVC Windows are available in a range of finishes, colours and glazing options. The uPVC profile is also fully sculpted and lead-free, giving them a more elegant appearance when in comparison to other less expensive options. Our uPVC flush windows are available in a variety of sizes to meet your needs.
uPVC flush windows can be fitted for new and existing properties. They can also be a good alternative to sash windows that have worn out and are prone to drafts. These uPVC windows are also easy to maintain and will not require any special equipment.
You can pick from a range of colors to complement your home. Our uPVC windows are available in a range of shades that include classic black as well as more affluent hues such as ivory and Irish Oak. These colours are popular with modern homeowners in Maidstone, Kent. We also have a selection of subtle shades that can be used with both traditional and more contemporary styles of decor. Anthracite Grey flush window complements minimalist palettes while lighter shades like Agate Grey pair well with pure whites.
Double-glazed windows
Double-glazed windows comprise two panes and are extensively utilized in homes across the world. They offer many advantages, including improved thermal efficiency, improved sound control, and increased security. In addition, they are easy to maintain and come in various designs. Double glazed windows are available in a variety of colours and finishes. They are an excellent choice for any house.
Double glazing is a good option for energy efficiency as it reduces the heat transfer from your home to the outside. It is achieved by creating an air gap that is filled with an insulating gas, such as argon or krypton between the two panes of glass. This prevents cold air from entering your home in the winter months and warm air from exiting in the summer, thus helping to lower your energy bills.
In addition to reducing your energy bills, double glazed windows can reduce the risk of damage to furniture. The insulating gases between the panes to block harmful UV rays that can cause furniture to fade and decay. This is particularly beneficial for older or delicate pieces of furniture that have been damaged by sunlight.
Another benefit of double glazed windows is that they reduce noise pollution. They can be particularly beneficial for those who live near airports or busy roads. The thicker glass helps reduce the amount of noise that can enter your home. This helps to make it more comfortable.
Double-glazed windows are safer since they are more difficult to break than single pane windows. Glass is also stronger and usually laminated on both surfaces. The more robust glass is more likely to resist damage caused by extreme temperatures. Double-glazed windows are a great option for those living in cold climates, or for anyone concerned about the security and safety of their home.
Sliding sash window
Sliding sash windows can bring a touch of elegance to your home's historic style. They've been a staple in traditional English homes since the late Georgian and Victorian times, and are still in high demand in the present. Sliding sash windows blend traditional design with modern PVCu technology for an energy-efficient, secure solution that is easy to maintain. They're a great way to improve older properties their performance and keep them at an optimal temperature throughout the winter.
These uPVC Windows are very affordable, as they can be made to fit the existing window sizes. They are also made to be draught-free, and can help reduce your energy costs due to their energy efficiency rating of "A". You can also select from a wide range of colours and finishes to create the perfect look in your home.
Whether window repair or you want to upgrade your new home we have a variety of uPVC windows that can be adapted to any style. Vertical sliders as well as casement and uPVC sliding sash uPVC windows are available in various finishes. They include deep bottom rails as well as optional plant-on horns, or sash horns that run through the sash. They are available in a range of colors and can be spray painted any RAL colour of your choice.
Our uPVC sliding sash windows are a fantastic alternative for any historic or period property, as they will blend seamlessly into the existing architecture. They're also energy efficient and can be upgraded to include draught-proofing and a 'A' energy rated double glazing. Additionally, they are made of recycled materials which means you can feel good about choosing them for your home.
Contrary to wood, uPVC has a high resistance to warping and discoloration. This makes it a perfect material for windows, as it will keep its shape and finish for years to come. It's also a green alternative, since old uPVC windows can be recycled and turned into new frames. uPVC windows are easy to clean and maintain. It's all you have to do is clean it with a soft cloth every now and then.