Tell me how | BUILD | Page 129
Safety glass

Safety glass requirements

Windows bring natural light and fresh air into our homes as well as offering views that connect the inside to the great outdoors. However,...
Double glazing

Window acoustics and noise control

Windows are often the weakest link when it comes to soundproofing, but they're also required by law. Find out how to reduce the noise...
Ventilation through louvres

Controlling window ventilation

Providing ventilation is an important function of your home windows. How much air flow you can harness will depend on characteristics such as climate,...
Awning windows

Awning windows

Awning windows are hinged at the top, and open outward. These come in a variety of different shapes and configurations and are good for...
Casement window

Casement windows

Casement windows are hinged at the sides and open outward, with screens on the inside -and they offer some ventilation advantages in some situations.       Casement...
Double hung window

Double hung windows

Double hung windows open vertically. Both sashes of the window normally slide, and screens can be installed outside of the window frame.     What are double...
uPVC windows

uPVC windows

Long term durability Great thermal performance Limited colour range Darker colours fade over time   uPVC windows. What are uPVC windows? UPVC windows, commonly referred to as vinyl windows, are relative...
Glazing

Glass & glazing

Well chosen window glass can help you maintain year round comfort and reduce demand on artificial heating and cooling in your home. Find glass...
A roll of window film

Window film

Film (also commonly known as tinting) is an effective and affordable way to keep heat out and also helps to reinforce your windows for...
Toned glass

Toned glass

Reduces heat and glare Reduces cooling costs Improves privacy Decreases visibility and light Toned glass, often referred to as tinted glass, is made by including colouring additives to...
Advertisement

TRENDING ARTICLES

Advertisement