Double Glazing Windows Amersham
Double-glazed windows are insulated to the highest level and lower household costs as well as carbon emissions. They provide better security and control the temperature inside your home.
Choose frames made from uPVC, aluminium or timber. Look for safe handle options and windows that are Secured by Design police preferred standard or PAS: 24 verified.
Casement windows
A popular choice, casement windows are hinged from either the top or side and can be configured in many ways to meet the needs of your home. They can be used in conjunction with opening or fixed lights and can include external and internal Georgian bars. Our uPVC frames are made of thermal materials that aid in helping to keep heat in your home and increase the efficiency of energy. This will lower your heating costs.
Our uPVC casement window range includes many color options, hardware finishes and styles to fit your personal style. You can also select triple glazing to increase insulation. amersham windows and doors can also opt for an low-E coating to limit the amount sunlight entering your home in summer. This will keep your home cooler and save money on energy bills.
Upvc windows are durable and last for a long time. You can be assured that double-glazed windows won't fade or change color over time. In contrast to older windows that require continual maintenance, uPVC is easy to maintain and clean. It is easy to clean the sash off the inside by using the soft brush or cloth.
The simple mechanism of casement windows means that they can be opened wide enough to let fresh air into your property. They can be fitted with a window stopper to secure them when they are opened, or you can make use of the manual crank handle to tilt them into your home for ventilation. This feature is especially beneficial for families, as it lets you bring in light and fresh air without worrying about children falling out of the window!
Take a look at our aluminium casement windows range as a modern, elegant alternative to uPVC. They are more contemporary and provide excellent energy efficiency due to their thermal breaks that reduce the transfer of heat.
If you prefer a blend of traditional and modern materials, timber and composite casement windows are available. These windows are constructed with a wood core that is enclosed by aluminium to offer durability and low maintenance. The high-end construction offers rock-solid technological characteristics.
Double glazed Sash windows are a great option for homes with a period They have an appealing style that is compatible with a variety of architectural styles. They look like multiple panes and feature spiral balances and brushes that form an airtight seal around the openings. We also have flush sash window options that are designed to fit flush into the frame, creating a sleek, traditional look. They have all of the benefits of a double-glazed window including exceptional energy efficiency as well as noise reduction.
Bay windows
Bay windows provide character and space to a house, while bringing a unique architectural style to the property. They are available in a range of colors and made out of uPVC or timber. They are popular for new constructions as well as period and homes that are built in the style of the past. However they can also be used to replace windows with single glazing to improve insulation.
A bay window is an extension of the wall of your home that is made up of three or more window units. It is designed to offer the most expansive view of your garden or outside space from inside, while also creating a light and comfortable area to sit and relax.
There are a few differences between bay windows and bow windows. A bay window extends from the wall and can be walked into, while bow windows are fixed to the wall. A bay window is an elongated design, whereas the rounded bow window is more typical.
A uPVC Bay Window will have a flat-topped outer frame and two smaller glass panes in the middle. The outer frame can be made from uPVC or timber, and is insulated to keep heat inside the house and lower the cost of energy. They are fitted with weather-resistant Q-Lon seals that protect the frames from the elements of wind, rain and snow, and help to limit heat loss.
Argon gas is used to fill the space between the glass panes of a uPVC Bay Window. This increases the insulation properties. This low-conductivity, insulating gas helps to keep your home warm and prevents cold air from entering during winter. The frames are also coated in laminated and toughened glass that offers high levels of protection and security against criminals.
IQ Glass can also supply and install frameless Oriel windows, which are structural glass windows that can create large windows with seats. These windows are designed in modern, sleek style that creates spacious, light-filled spaces for relaxation. The glass specifications of a frameless Oriel window can be adjusted to meet the needs of every project which includes the acoustic, thermal and wind load requirements. The structural glass used in these windows is designed with interlayers to provide strength, which means they do not require an integral steel structure.