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Double Glazing in Exeter & Devon
Double Glazing in Exeter & Devon
Would you like your harm to be warmer than it currently is? Then, read on to find out more about our double glazing. Not only will it improve the thermal insulation of your home, but it will also provide natural acoustic insulation. Regardless of where you live in Exeter, Devon, or the surrounding area, you are sure to notice a difference.
Secure & Insulating Double Glazing
Get Your Free QuoteAlthough our high-quality double glazing will noticeably improve the thermal performance of your Exeter or Devon home, it also comes with various other benefits, such as increased security and safety. As a result, you cannot go wrong with installing our double glazing.
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Benefits
There are numerous benefits associated with double glazing, the most well-known of them being that double glazing is an excellent thermal insulator and will naturally keep your Exeter or Devon property warmer. With the increasing cost of living, there is an increasing demand for double glazed homes as it may help reduce central heating bills.
Additionally, double glazing excels at noise insulation and will reduce any noise pollution. Double glazing also adds security to your home, as the additional glass makes it more difficult and time-consuming for intruders to smash your window.
Double vs Triple Glazing
A commonly asked question is whether to pick double or triple glazing, but this depends on your specific situation.
Double glazing is a more affordable option, and while triple glazing is more effective at insulation, noise reduction, and security, it may also be unnecessary if you do not live in an area of Exeter or Devon that faces extreme cold and noise pollution.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is double glazing?
Double glazing consists of two glass panes that are divided and filled with argon gas. Due to its density, argon prevents heat from migrating, resulting in better thermal insulation.
Double glazing is able to provide noise insulation in a similar manner. Because the glass panes and the argon gas act as barriers for sound waves to travel through, it naturally dampens any external noise.
Should I replace my double glazing?
Over time, your double glazing will become less thermally efficient, and you should think about replacing your double glazing. If you replace your old windows with our thermally efficient double glazing, then your home will become draught-proof, cost-effective, secure, and warm.
Will double glazing reduce condensation?
Yes, it will. Condensation is caused by warm air striking a cool plane of glass. With single glazing, because there is only one pane of glass, the difference in temperature between the external face of that glass and the internal face will be more drastic.
On the other hand, with double glazing, the argon gas minimises heat transfer from one pane to the other. Because of this, the inner pane will be much warmer than the one on the outside, resulting in less condensation.
What gap is best for double glazing?
It is usually the gap between the two panes that makes double glazing so effective. Usually, a 28mm is the most effective, which is why we offer this gap as standard.
What’s the lifespan of double glazing?
How long it lasts depends on many variables. Generally, double glazing works at optimal efficiency for 20-30 years. To increase longevity, make sure you appoint trusted installers to fit your windows and carry out some essential maintenance.
If your inner pane is cold or you notice draughts coming through the frame, then your double glazing may be compromised.
How much is double glazing?
It is difficult to provide a price for your casement window as the material you choose, estimated fitting time, and other factors contribute to the overall costs. The best way to get a price is to call us at 01392 547272.
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