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There can be safety concerns using annealed glass as it can break into large jagged shards. Our window handles and furniture are available in a choice of colours, so you can create the perfect look for your property. Crafted to perfection from sustainable sourced hardwood or softwood and laminated for extra strength. The micro-porous paint and stain finishes help keep timber windows protected from the elements, so they look their best for years to come.
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Our secondary glazing is manufactured using state-of-the-art machinery to lock-in a tightly sealed frame which reduces noise levels by up to a whopping 80%. Double glazing reduces heat loss through the window by creating a barrier that slows down the transfer of heat. Heat can transfer through a window in several ways, including conduction, convection, acoustic glazing and radiation.
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