What is a window draught? causes, effects & fixes
A window draught is the unwanted movement of cold air through gaps around a window frame, seal, or surrounding structure. This is distinct from the chill you feel near cold ...
How condensation forms: a guide for property owners
Condensation is defined as the process by which water vapour in the air converts to liquid water droplets when it cools to its dew point temperature upon contacting a colder ...
How climate impacts windows: a UK homeowner’s guide
The impact of climate on windows determines their lifespan, energy efficiency, and how well they protect your home. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, windows account for up to ...
Steamed-Up Double Glazing: Why Unit Replacement Beats Full Window Replacement
Condensation trapped between the panes of your double glazing is not just ugly. It is a sign that something has failed inside the unit itself, and no amount of wiping ...
Window privacy solutions: best options for 2026
Window privacy solutions are treatments applied to glass surfaces to control visibility, manage light, and improve security in homes and businesses. The right choice depends on your space, budget, and ...
Airtightness in window design: a UK guide for 2026
Airtightness in window design refers to a window’s ability to prevent uncontrolled air leakage between inside and outside environments, and it is one of the most direct influences on energy ...
Tips for choosing windows: a homeowner’s guide
Choosing the right windows is defined by three non-negotiable priorities: energy efficiency, material durability, and a style that suits your property. Whether you are replacing ageing double glazing or specifying ...
Glass thickness explanation: what you need to know
Glass thickness is the measurement, in millimetres, that determines a pane’s structural strength, safety rating, and suitability for any given application. Whether you are replacing a window at home or ...
Why old windows fail: causes, signs and fixes
Old windows fail primarily because their edge seals deteriorate, allowing moisture to enter the space between panes and destroying the unit’s insulating performance. This process, known in the glazing industry ...
What is window beading? A homeowner’s guide
Window beading, also known as a glazing bead, is the narrow strip of material that holds window glass securely within its frame while creating an airtight and watertight seal. These ...
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.