While many replacement windows may look the same, the truth is that there is a big difference between products especially when it comes to quality and performance. Upgrading your home with new windows won’t necessarily result in energy savings, which Read more…
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Have you ever thought about using your conservatory as a greenhouse? After all a conservatory is really just a glorified greenhouse which is attached to the house. Grow your own fruit, salad and vegetables indoors, it will not only save you cash, Read more…
Double glazed windows consist of 2 glass panes. The space in between the 2 glass panes is either filled with inert gas or a tight vacuum. Due to the presence of this space, an extra level of insulation is provided. Read more…
Purchasing a set of French doors is not a decision to be taken lightly. Ensuring they look good is important, but you want to feel assured that your new purchase will secure your home too. Both uPVC and aluminium French doors come Read more…
All Rockdoors feature S-Glaze technology (Security Glazing) which is when the glass is manufactured as part of the door itself and locked in for life, rather than being clipped in by beads as an afterthought. This ensures exceptional thermal efficiency, Read more…
Have you been looking at investing in some brand new double glazed windows or triple glazed windows for your home, and keep seeing different companies talking about uPVC and aluminium? It’s not always entirely clear what the difference is, is Read more…
Aluminum window frames have gained popularity for all valid reasons. They are durable, easy-to maintain and energy efficient. Moreover, they can be made to look attractive with a quality plastic paint. Painting aluminum frames is not difficult; all you need to learn are Read more…
Double pane replacement windows have two panes of glass and a spacer in between that separates them. Double glazed windows are great at reducing heat loss, which keeps your energy bills low, especially when used in combination with a vinyl Read more…
Double glazed windows consist of 2 glass panes. The space in between the 2 glass panes is either filled with inert gas or a tight vacuum. Due to the presence of this space, an extra level of insulation is provided. Read more…
Just like the name suggests, double glazed windows are made of two layers of glass. The two panes are separated by a space that can either be filled with an inert gas or it may be left as a vacuum. Read more…