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Styleglaze Installations Ltd

Windows Northampton

Aluminium and uPVC Windows for Northampton & Northamptonshire

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    Windows You’ll Love Coming Home to

    There are a lot of factors to consider when choosing the best windows for your home. You need to take into account the style of your home and your budget. With so many options available, it can be hard to know where to start.

    At Styleglaze we’ll guide you through the options to make sure that you choose the right windows for your home.

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    uPVC Windows

    White uPVC windows have long been the most popular choice for windows in the Northampton area. uPVC windows are affordable and easy to maintain. They are also durable and can withstand extreme weather conditions.

    uPVC windows are incredibly versatile. Choose windows in any style or configuration and for further personalisation, choose a colour or woodgrain finish to make your home stand out.

    Aluminium Windows

    Aluminium windows are becoming an increasingly popular choice for windows in the Northampton area. Aluminium windows are strong and durable, and they can withstand even the harshest weather conditions. They are also a great choice for homes with a modern style. Aluminium windows are a bit more expensive than uPVC windows, but they are worth the investment when you factor in how long they last.

    The strength of aluminium allows for slimmer window frames that can hold larger expanses of glass. This means that aluminium windows can let in more natural light, making your home feel brighter and more open.

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    Window Styles

    When you consider which style of window to choose, try to think of the window area as just a hole in the wall that you can fit with any style you want. A chance for fresh ideas. Consider air flow and whether you have enough opening windows to cool the room in summer. Security may also be a factor. If you like the windows to be open, will you feel safer opening top lights rather than the full window?

    If you have trouble getting to the outside windows for cleaning, consider Tilt and Turn Windows.

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    Casement Windows for Classic Style

    Casement windows are one of the most popular styles of windows, thanks to their flexibility, energy efficiency, and classic look. Casement windows are hinged on one side, which could be the top or bottom, and open outward. This allows for maximum ventilation and views, making them a great option for any room in your home.

    They suit almost any home and are available in aluminium and uPVC.

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    Flush Windows that Look Like Timber

    Flush windows look great with any house style, but they are particularly popular in traditional residences. Flush sash window profiles are a great alternative to wooden windows and doors. The profile looks similar to that of timber so is sympathetic to historic styles while also incorporating modern technology.

    Flush windows are more popular in uPVC but recently aluminium window manufacturers have also come up with great alternatives to timber.

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    Traditional Sliding Sash Windows

    One of the greatest advances in glazing technology has to be the modern sliding sash window. With mock horns, Georgian styling, and stained glass options you can hardly tell the difference to look at but you will notice the difference in thermal efficiency and ease of use.

    No more tugging at windows that have been painted shut and have warped over winter.

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    Tilt & Turn for Easy Access

    Tilt & Turn windows do exactly what it sounds like. You can turn the handle one way to open like a casement window and the other to tilt open. These innovative windows combine the benefits of a large area of glass with easy cleaning and excellent ventilation. The innovative tilt-and-turn mechanism enables the window to be opened inwards from the top for safe and easy cleaning from within your home.
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    Bay and Bow Windows

    Bay and bow windows open your room creating a feeling of space and light. With the additional side windows, you have more flexibility for opening windows and creating better airflow. Whether you are thinking of replacing windows in an existing bay or bow or considering opening up your space with a new bay window, you’ve come to the right place. We’ll help you make the most of your space with the right choice of windows for your bay.
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    Slim Framed Aluminium Windows

    If you are looking for a window that is both strong and stylish then aluminium windows could be the answer. With slim sightlines and a range of finishes available, aluminium windows can offer a contemporary look to any home.

    We’ve partnered with Aluk and Origin to give the widest range of quality aluminium window choices.

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    Window Choices

    There are two major choices to make when considering windows for your home. The material – aluminium or uPVC, and the Glazing – double-glazing or triple-glazing. Both affect the performance and the price. We love all of the options so will offer unbiased advice.

    Aluminium or uPVC?
    When compared to aluminium windows, uPVC windows come out on top in terms of cost and are cheaper than aluminium. You also have more variety for quality standards with uPVC. You can buy extremely cheap windows but they are rarely worth it in the long term. Stretching the budget a bit could prove well worth it when build quality and finish are taken into account regardless of which material you choose.
    Double Glazed or Triple Glazed?
    Most windows in the UK are double-glazed. This is because, with modern windows, you can exceed the government guidelines and achieve a warm home without the additional expense of triple glazing. However, if you want the best possible energy efficiency, our triple glazing will achieve U-Values of 0.9 W(2K), well below the 1.8 set by the government.
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