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Two layers of glass with a small insulating gap in between set in a window to reduce heat flow in either direction.

Double glazed windows are an ideal energy efficient choice with the added benefit of minimizing noise. The sealed air gap between the two panes acts as an added layer of insulation. This added thermal resistance reduces the amount of heat escaping in winter and keeps your home at a more comfortable temperature.

A uPVC window could last from a few years to a couple of decades depending upon the type of raw materials, reinforcements & hardware used.

At Daylight Glazing, we’re carrying out thousands of installations of window and door replacements every month. Our local fitters cover a huge area, meaning we’re more local to you than you may realize. You can find Daylight Glazing UK installations in your area for your window replacement.

We provide a wide range of replacement windows to suit all needs. Please check our website for windows option, which will be prepared as per your requirements.

We offer a wide range of different uPVC window frame colours. Please check our website for windows option, which will be prepared as per your requirements.

uPVC is completely safe and non-toxic, uPVC windows and doors are also very secure when it comes to the type of glass they are fitted with. The special glass fitted in between these frames is burglar-proof and impact resistant to a great extent.

When it comes to deciding between uPVC, timber and aluminium, it can sound like a difficult decision to make. uPVC window is resistant to UV rays. It does not rust, corrode or flake and is also suitable for coastal areas (unlike aluminium, which may corrode or discolour). Multiple-lock systems and shoot bolt locks can be successfully installed in uPVC windows to provide enhanced security.

Mix 1 cup of vinegar with 4 cups of hot water and pour the mixture into a sprayer. Spray it on the uPVC and leave it to stand for around 10 minutes. Use a clean, dry and smooth cloth to wipe down and remove any excess liquid.

You often see condensation in double glazed windows, because the surface temperature of the window is cooler than the air inside the room. When this warm air comes in contact with the cold air between the panes, it condenses.

Triple glazing is slightly better than double glazing for heat efficiency. The third pane offers enhanced noise reduction. Triple glazing is better at eliminating hot & cold spots in the home.