Double Glazed Windows

The difference between A and A+ rated windows are that an A-rated window will only release as much heat as they let in from outside. An A+ rated window will let in more heat from the outside than it releases from the outside. So A+ rated windows will increase the ability to gain heat from the outside. The strategic placement of glazing allows abundant natural light to fill the space, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.

Our experienced professionals go the extra mile to ensure that your double glazing is fitted efficiently and promptly. Your windows don’t just let in light, they also play a big part in keeping your home secure. Consider if the windows you’re buying come with built-in security features for that added peace of mind. Double glazed windows are a sensible investment, adding extra comfort to your home alongside energy efficiency and security.

With our extensive range of choices, you can create glazing that not only enhances your privacy but also adds style and character to your living space. Dorking glass staircase panels has been providing high quality products to the local community since the 1930’s. We are a small business which prides itself on a professional but personal service from the initial point of contact, right through to the final completed installation. With such a wealth of options to choose from, it’s hard to decide on the right colour, material or design of door or window frames to complement your interior and exterior décor.
Double glazing, blinds and shutters can all reduce the amount of heat wasted, but it is not possible to bring a conservatory up to the thermal standard of even an averagely insulated room. This coating is important as it lets sunlight and heat into your home but cuts the amount of heat that can get out again. Double Glazing will save you money on your energy bills as you will dramatically reduce the heat loss through the window. A superb double glazing solution for clients who want to incorporate fantastic weatherproofing performance, high security, low maintenance, fantastic insulation and a safe method for easy cleaning. If you’re interested in finding out more about our products and services, we’re happy to talk you through your options.
In some cases, double glazing may be enough to meet energy efficiency standards, especially if you have other energy-saving measures such as wall insulation. Double glazing can save you between £105-£155 in energy a year for an average detached household. Reports show that approximately 7% of houses in the UK still don’t have double glazing! Single glazed windows lose heat twice as fast as double glazed windows, meaning you'd have to spend almost 50% more on energy to heat your home. With energy prices rising quickly, installing double glazing is a cost-effective way to keep your home warm. Moreover, with double-glazing having a lifespan of approximately 20 years or more, you should save over £2000 in cost savings over this period, partly negating some of your installation costs.
However, we understand that this is a busy area with busy people so our local engineers pride themselves in saving customers time, money and energy when it comes to failed double glazing. With Everest, you can rest assured you’re getting windows and doors that meet the British Standard for security so your home is offered the highest level of protection. Everest is also a member of Secured by Design , the official police initative to design out crime with physical security.

These panels use thin glass with a slim cavity that is normally filled with an inert gas to improve its resistance to the passage of heat. Sometimes, the original glass can be re-used as one of the panes in the new unit. View our RAL colour options here and your double glazing will blend in perfectly with your current design scheme.

All our frames are completely lead free and when we replace your windows, the old ones are sent away for recycling. Double glazed windows are more secure than single glazed windows because they are twice as tough. With an additional pane of glass, that’s one more line of defence between your home and any unwanted intruders. ​​Tilt-and-turn windows are a popular choice for modern homes, flats, and properties where external window access is limited. Their inward-opening design also makes them a safe option for families with young children.