Double glazing is more energy-efficient than single glazing, it reduces noise more effectively and it’s more secure, but how does it actually work? Sealed unit, double-glazed windows are made up of two panes of glass separated by a spacer bar around the outside, creating a layer of air or, more recently, Argon gas in the… Read more »
Home → Windows → Windows FAQs → Why do I have condensation on my windows? Many of us are familiar with condensation on the inside of our windows. It’s a common problem in Britain, even for those of us living with new windows or in new homes. Why does condensation form? Shouldn’t we have solved that particular issue by now, given all… Read more »
Home → Windows → Windows FAQs → How do I clean my uPVC windows? Many of the new windows sold by KLG Rutland and other suppliers are made from uPVC (also known as PVCu or unplasticised polyvinyl chloride). This synthetic material comes with a smooth, shiny finish that should retain a clean, fresh look all year round. Unlike wood and other materials,… Read more »
Home → Windows → Windows FAQs → What are window energy ratings? If you’ve been looking into new windows and comparing some different options, you’ve probably come across window energy ratings (sometimes abbreviated to WERs). Window energy ratings are an officially recognised system for directly comparing the energy efficiency of windows in Britain. They take into account both the heat gained from… Read more »
Home → Windows → Windows FAQs → Do I need planning permission for replacement windows The majority of homeowners will be able to install replacement windows without planning permission, assuming they are similar in appearance to the windows that were previously installed. Exceptions can occur in cases where the windows – normally along with some other changes – will significantly alter… Read more »
