Read on to discover the benefits, how it works, and what you can expect in terms of cost and maintenance—all aimed at improving the comfort of your living space with improved energy efficiency, security and noise reduction.

Secondary glazing comes in various styles like horizontal sliding, hinged, and vertical sliding systems; each tailored for specific window types and homeowner requirements.

Secondary glazing is an investment leading to potential energy bill savings, and it requires little maintenance besides periodic cleaning.

This additional pane creates an insulating air gap that reduces heat loss, thereby improving thermal performance compared to single-pane glass with higher thermal conductivity.

This system is highly effective on single glazed windows and old double glazing. Secondary glazing is most popular for buildings in conservation areas because it allows you to keep the external traditional look while benefitting from modern technology.

As you would expect from a premier double glazing supplier, we only fit good quality solutions that will last you a long time. You shouldn’t have to replace your secondary glazing and to back up our claims, our secondary glazing comes with a ten-year warranty.

Keeping the frames aligned with the existing ones looks tidy and reduces the impact. Horizontal sliding secondary glazing would typically be used on full length windows as shown in the image.

Secondary glazing for sash windows is popular in Northamptonshire. From the outside, you can’t see the difference but inside, you’ll be cosy and warm.

By creating an extra layer of protection between your home and the outside elements, these systems help keep your home warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer. This can lead to reduced energy bills and a more comfortable living environment for you and your family.