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Why Upgrade Your Sash Windows to Double Glazed Windows?

Double glazing sash windows do not only increases energy efficiency and reduces noise pollution but also increases the value your home. The process preserves the historical features while complying with guidelines regarding heat loss, energy bills and security.

These windows provide the same style and aesthetic appeal as your original box sash windows windows but also reduce the sound of cold air and outside noise. The options for customizing these uPVC windows are endless too.

Enhanced Insulation

By adding an additional glass pane to the sash window you already have creating an insulating barrier which reduces heat transfer and can make your home more energy efficient. This upgrade can also improve soundproofing and create a quieter home.

Insufficient insulation can cause higher energy bills for heating or cooling homes. Double glazing on sash windows can reduce the energy use and helps you save money.

Our double-glazed sash windows are constructed with high-quality materials that provide high thermal efficiency. Choose from a wide range of choices that include uPVC and traditional timber. If you prefer the look of wood, opt for Accoya, a modern timber that's grown and treated in New Zealand, meaning it has a minimal impact on the environment. Both options are durable and resistant to moisture, which means the highest insulation and durability.

If you reside in an area designated as a conservation zone, or if your house is listed, you might require permission to build sash-double glazing. Our experts can work around the restrictions to maintain the architecture of your house while improving its thermal performance.

We could also add an additional layer of secondary glazing to the windows you already have. This will provide an additional insulating barrier and reduce heat loss. This solution is usually cheaper than replacing the original windows and can be put in place without the need for a complete reconstruction or new openings. Our secondary windows have an edge warmer bar that is pre-desiccated and provides higher thermal efficiency when compared to aluminium windows.

The installation of draught proofing can improve the insulation of your home by reducing air leakage. It is possible to prevent cold air from entering your home in winter, and warm air from escaping in summer using the use of a silicone seal.

It is possible to upgrade any property that has an draught-proofing method. This can be done on double and single sash window. It is crucial to remember that draught-proofing isn't as effective as double-glazing when it comes to reducing heat losses, so you should consider it as an option to sash window renovation or restoration.

Energy bills are reduced

A well-maintained sash window that has appropriate seals can increase the efficiency of your home and cut down on the cost of energy significantly. The addition of double glazing will further boost their efficiency, making it possible to reduce your energy bills without sacrificing your comfort or compromising the integrity of your home.

Double glazed sash windows are more energy efficient than single-glazed windows because they comprise two glass sheets that are separated by an air pocket which greatly improves their thermal efficiency. This air pocket decreases heat transfer and can lead to lower energy bills.

Double-glazed sash windows can also be fitted with low-emissivity glass to boost energy efficiency. This invisible layer is designed to allow the room to remain warmer in winter months and cooler in the summer by reflecting heat back into the.

The environment will also benefit by installing energy-efficient sliding windows. In addition to reducing your household's energy consumption, these windows will reduce the amount of waste created by your home and the people who live there. This will reduce your carbon footprint by a significant amount, which is great for those seeking to live a more environmentally friendly lifestyle.

Double-glazed windows also provide enhanced soundproofing as compared to single-glazed ones. The gap between two layers of glass and the gas that is used to insulate it helps to block out outside noise. This allows you to live in a quieter and more comfortable home.

However it is important to remember that double glazing isn't always the best choice for windows with sash. Certain homeowners may find it difficult to install a new double-glazed unit that matches the style of their sash windows, particularly those who reside in historic or listed structures. It is important to select an installer who is FENSA accredited and committed to providing high-quality products that preserve your home's character. Luckily, companies such as Quickslide make replacement uPVC windows for sash that combine the traditional aesthetic with energy-efficient features to provide an unbeatable mix of design and function. This means that you can replace your sash windows with an uPVC solution that is simple to maintain and can increase the resale value of your property.

Reduced Noise

Sash windows are beautiful features in homes due to their elegance and ability to allow fresh air to come in. They are not as soundproof, however, they are more so than other windows. People who live near busy roads and airports often struggle to sleep due to noise pollution. Noise pollution from nearby homes and flats can disturb people who live in listed buildings or apartments.

However, many homeowners are hesitant to upgrade their sash windows for fear of destroying their classic design. Installing double-glazed frames for sash windows requires considerable work and modifications to the existing frame. Fortunately, there are now retrofit options that allow homeowners to keep their sash windows, while introducing modern noise reduction benefits.

There are several factors that influence sash window soundproofing. The frame's construction and material play a major role. Single-pane windows as well as those with poor seals offer minimal noise protection, while double Glazed sash window-glazed frames made from upvc sliding sash windows or timber could significantly reduce the noise. The thickness of the glass is an important aspect, with thicker glass offering greater noise reduction.

Both uPVC or aluminum are popular choices for frames. Both frames are designed to maximize efficiency and durability, however uPVC is slightly more energy efficient. Wooden frames are a good choice as an alternative. Hardwoods like Accoya are particularly sturdy and resistant to humidity.

For the best results double glazing made of sash should be combined with other measures for soundproofing. For instance, acoustic laminated glass can dampen the vibrations and absorb sound waves, while draught proofing seals gaps around the frame, and helps to reduce the penetration of outside noise.

It is essential to speak with experts and compare prices when selecting the best sash double-glazing solution for your home. They can analyze your requirements and recommend a tailored solution that improves the efficiency of your energy and reduces noise. They will also be familiar with the building regulations and requirements regarding upgrades to sash windows and will ensure that the new window meets all required standards.

Increased Value

One of the benefits about upgrading your sash windows to double glazing is that it increases the value of your home. Double glazing increases thermal efficiency decreases heat loss and lowers energy bills making your home more appealing to prospective buyers.

It is important to keep in mind that adding double glazing can only increase the value when you select the correct product. If you install poor quality double glazing, your monthly energy bills could increase, and the resale value your home will suffer. The best option is to use uPVC Sash windows, which are strong and easy to maintain. They are easily cleaned with a damp rag and require minimal maintenance over the course of time.

There are many factors that affect double sash glazing costs, such as the type of windows and the materials used to create them. Standard glazing is the least expensive however other styles such as Acoustic glass can increase costs substantially. The price will also be influenced by the finish you select like wood grain or dual colours. The complexity of the installation can add to the price.

The sash window was initially constructed with astragal bars to divide the glass panes. Modern sash window refurbishment windows can be equipped with double-glazed units, while retaining the original features and preserving the historic design of your home.

Vacuum double glazing is a great illustration of how this could be done, as it uses state-of-the-art technology to create an ultra-thin double-glazing design that can be fitted into traditional sash windows, without affecting their historic appearance. This method, referred to as FINEO eliminates the gap between the casement window sash panes and creates a vacuum so it can be installed into older sash windows without causing damage to their structure or degrading their insulation.

Sash double glazing is worthwhile for a variety of reasons, including its capacity to increase the efficiency of your energy and reduce noise within your home. It can also improve aesthetics, increase comfort and reduce condensation. It can also offer a return on investment, and help preserve historic features in your home.