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Why The Biggest "Myths" About Windows Peterborough Could Be A Lie
Choosing Double Glazing in Peterborough

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Peterborough homeowners opt for uPVC Windows because of their high energy efficiency, which keeps heat inside your home and blocks cold air from entering. They also look gorgeous!

uPVC Sliding Sash Window

A uPVC Sash is similar to a timber sash and can be a cost-effective replacement for older timber sash. These uPVC sliding sash windows are simple to maintain and come with a range of colour and hardware options that let homeowners pick a style that suits their home.

Unlike timber sash window, that uses hidden weights as well as different types of springs, uPVC sash window is designed with modern counterbalancing system that lets the top and bottom sash can be closed and opened without excessive effort. This can reduce heating costs and energy usage.

They are also easy to clean, and have the ability to tilt them inwards to reach out to areas. The windows are available in a variety of colours including traditional paint finishes as well as woodgrains. The woodgrain finishes are incredibly realistic, with a few having the texture and aesthetic of specific species of wood.


These windows also have a the bottom rail which measures at 105mm in depth, a feature not found in many other uPVC Sash window models. There is also the option to add Georgian bars to these uPVC sliding sash windows, with a classic appearance which will look like the timber sash windows.

These windows are made of high-quality A-rated, double-glazed windows that enhance the thermal efficiency of the house. They can also be customised with Fineo vacuum glass which replaces the outer pane of double glazed units with a single pane of energy efficient glass.

uPVC Tilt and Turn Window

These windows are among the best of the market, providing incredible functionality and healthy air circulation and added value to your home. They are extremely popular in Europe, and are becoming more common in North America. They are simple to use, and very efficient. They are tilted from the bottom, and turn open at the top. The top opening is approximately 6" and allows for quick ventilation. They also come with a micro ventilation mode that opens up to about 3/8" and provides slow air exchange. The handle can be locked or opened in the open position. They come with large, modern handles that come in a variety woodgrains and colors.

The primary benefit tilt and turn windows give over double-hung or casement windows is that they open as a door, which provides the best cleaning efficiency and helps to vent out odours. However, this feature does add limitations as it can't be left open for extended periods of time because of draughts and loss of heat.

This style of window is ideal for modern homes and can be used to replace traditional Sash windows in older homes. They can have Georgian bars and Monkey Tail handles for an authentic period look. They are available in a range of finishes and colors that can be matched to your existing home, including black or gray. They are also available in a wide variety of sizes, making them suitable for any size and build of property.

uPVC French Casement Window

The uPVC French Casement Window is a popular window style that allows you to brighten your home by letting in lots of natural light. It's also a great option for sunrooms since it brings the outdoors inside. These windows are also suitable in homes that have a traditional design and can be fitted to older homes as well as new constructions.

These double-glazed windows offer a wide range of color options (long gone are the days when white was the only option for uPVC), handle and stay choices, and window lock options. These windows are great for those who want to lower their energy bills by preventing heat losses. The cavities are filled with argon gas, which helps keep the heat in your home and keep the cold out.

Our uPVC French windows are Secured by Design approved, which means that they have been thoroughly tested against modern burglary techniques and meet the requirements set out in the police-backed initiative. This certification is considered an effective deterrent to criminals and gives you peace-of-mind that your home is secure.

uPVC is a strong and durable material that won't warp or rot over time. The uPVC is extremely durable, and the surface is low maintenance. It only requires periodic cleaning every now and every now and then to keep it looking its best.

uPVC Aluminium Window

Our uPVC Windows in Peterborough are constructed with the market leading Liniar profile. Its innovative multi-chambered construction is incredibly energy efficient. This keeps heat in your home and blocks cold air out which results in a significant reduction in your energy bills over time.

uPVC is a great level of weatherproofing and requires very little maintenance. When coupled with double glazing, it can provide a great level of insulation for your home, which helps to reduce your energy bills. This is made possible by the air layer that is placed between the two panes of glass, a feature that helps reduce heat loss and maintain the temperature of your home steady.

Aluminium windows are also becoming more popular with homeowners because of their stunning aesthetics as well as their strength and energy efficiency. Aluminium frames are available in a variety of finishes and colours, including powder coated options. They have a subtle look, making them perfect for period properties that would not look as good with uPVC.

Aluminium frames aren't as efficient in insulating properties as uPVC. However, double glazed windows peterborough has overcome this. Double-glazed aluminium frames are able to now achieve a WER rating that is higher than the building regulations. They are also a durable material, making windows extremely tough to break and ideal for securing your home.

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