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Energy Saving WindowsEnergy saving windows can reduce the heat loss in your home With badly fitted or single pane glass up to 20% of your heat could be lost through your windows.
Window InsulationOne of the cheapest ways to reduce your heat loss from your windows is to fit a draft excluder around the window frame. Draft excluder or door and window seals are available in most DIY shops. Look at our simple instructions on how to fit a window seal.
Closing curtainsEspecially in winter, close your curtains when it is dusk. It is surprising how much heat is retained in the room just by taking this simple step.
Energy saving windows – secondary glazingSecondary glazing has a few benefits including, energy saving, noise reduction and increased security. Secondary glazing works by adding a second layer of glass inside your existing window. Secondary glazing can also be fitted for grade one and two listed buildings.There are some DIY kits available as well as companies who will measure, provide a quote and fit the windows for you.
Energy saving windows – double glazingThe best way to reduce your heat loss is by replacing your windows with double glazing, this is also the most expensive option. Double glazing works by trapping air between two panes of glass which acts as an insulation barrier.There are several things to look for when choosing new double glazing
The advantages of double glazing are
It is worth getting at least three quotes for double glazing; this will allow you to compare price, efficiency and quality. It is worth also speaking to your local independent double glazing specialist.
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