Double Glazing, Conservatories

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.
Making GoodTo tidy up the the installation of windows and doors by plastering, rendering or silicone to finish the job neatly. FenestrationRefers to an opening in a structure such as windows, doors and skylights. Triple glazingThree panes of glass enclosing two hermetically-sealed air spaces.
Our expert team is here to help you select the perfect windows for your needs. Visit our showroom to experience the quality of VELFAC products, or reach out to a VELFAC distributor for guidance. Choosing between double and triple glazing depends on factors like your home’s insulation level, environmental impact, and budget.

Double glazing provides improved thermal insulation and noise reduction, due to the air barrier present between the panes. It significantly reduces heat and sound transfer between the inside and outside of the room. Especially favourable for climate such as the UK, it gives you both a good level of insulation for not a lot of money.

Masonry openingOpening in a brick, stone or stucco wall where a window or door is installed. Folding doorDoor unit with multiple hinging panels that can be folded together to create an large, unobstructed opening. Bi-Folding doorDoor unit with multiple hinging panels that can be folded together to create an large, unobstructed opening.

Bulletproof GlassGlass designed and produced to resist penetration by bullets. We have specialist teams operating from 8 locations delivering commercial glazing (redirected here) maintenance, repair and refurbishment solutions covering the whole of the United Kingdom. Over twenty five-years experience maintaining and repairing glazed structures for business and public sector enterprises throughout the United Kingdom and mainland Europe. It is unobtrusive, and all of our clients remark how you can barely see it is there. The secondary glazing is also reversible and easily accessible for ventilation and cleaning.
As cold air hits the external pane of glass, the pane of glass transfers the temperature to the Argon gas layer. Also, without support, the glass can quickly slump and fail in the extreme heat of a fire. If you have any particular paint colours or newly decorated joinery, we will need to match that same paint to paint the areas we disturb when we complete your installation. With that in mind, you will need to provide us with paint details (make and colour) if you require us to supply paint.

Non-insulating glassFire resisting glass, providing the criteria of E (integrity) only. Mirror SilveringA chemical process used in the manufacture of mirrors, whereby a coating of metal, mostly silver, is deposit on the surface of clear or body-tinted glass. MirrorMirrors are commonly made using glass with a smooth, polished surface that forms images through the reflection of rays and light from a silvered backing.
With the UK’s commitment to reach net zero by 2050, our passion for creating bespoke sustainable solutions for our customers has never been greater. Our products help raise energy efficiency of buildings and their lasting sustainability. Glazing with a self-cleaning coating uses UV light and rain to actively break down dirt that builds up on the surface of the glass so windows stay cleaner for longer. Thermally broken rooflights have insulation between the inner and outer frames, reducing heat loss and preventing condensation, while allowing natural light into a building.
The range is available in a variety of contemporary and traditional designs, each with a modern opaque appearance. With recent insulation requirements for glazing efficiency, the internal pane of the glass can have condensation issues. This is due to the temperature variation between the external and internal environment. Following on from the previous tip, the easiest way to measure how much glaze is being added in a test or on a full piece is to weigh it before and after the application.