Office Window Glare: Causes, Fixes and When to Act
Office window glare is usually fixed in three steps. Move the screen so it does not face or back onto the window. Add adjustable blinds that cut direct sun without ...
Critical Locations in Glazing: Where Safety Glass Is Required
Critical locations are the places in a building where someone is most likely to walk, fall or knock into glass. In these spots, UK building rules expect the glass to ...
Toughened Glass Door Requirements in the UK
If a door contains glass, or sits right beside glass, the glass almost certainly has to be safety glazing. In England, Approved Document K says glass in a door leaf, ...
Landlord Glazing Responsibilities: Who Fixes Windows and When
If you let a home in the UK, you are almost always the one responsible for repairing its windows and glazing. In England and Scotland the law treats windows as ...
How Long Does It Take to Replace a Window Pane?
Fitting a new window pane usually takes a few hours at most. The wait before that is often longer. A single-glazed pane can be cut and fitted in under an ...
Patio Door Draughts: Causes, Fixes and When to Call a Glazier
Patio door draughts usually come from one of four places: worn seals, a door that has dropped out of alignment, a failed sealed glass unit, or gaps around the frame ...
VELUX Glass Upgrade: When Replacing Just the Glass Makes Sense
If your VELUX roof window has misted glass, a cracked pane or a draughty, noisy feel, you can often upgrade the sealed glass unit without replacing the whole window. That ...
Shopfront Glass Security: Choosing Glass That Keeps Your Shop Safe
The best shopfront glass for security is laminated glass, ideally fitted into a sound frame and backed by strong door hardware. Toughened glass is a safety glass, so it protects ...
Why Your Conservatory Is Noisy in the Rain, and How to Quieten It
Rain sounds loud in a conservatory because the roof is thin and light, so each drop makes it vibrate like a drum skin. The fix depends on what is overhead: ...
Acoustic Glass Upgrade: What It Is and How to Choose One
An acoustic glass upgrade means swapping the glass in your existing windows for laminated glass with a sound-damping layer, so traffic, voices and machinery are less audible indoors. In most ...
ECO friendly technology
C2C IG (Insulating Glass) considerably reduces the heat lost through the window space. Insulating Glass is up to 3 times more efficient than ordinary window panes and over twice the efficiency of normal double glazing.
Save money
Did you realise that you lose over 20% of your heat through your glass? After all, your windows are the largest gaps in the building. Stop the heat escaping by replacing failed glass or upgrading to insulated glass.