Basingstoke Double Glazing
Traditional sash windows can be upgraded to avoid condensation, cut down on noise levels, and increase thermal efficiency in Basingstoke properties. This is done by installing secondary glazing between the existing frame sash.
Double-glazed bay windows are a fantastic way to let in sunlight into your home. They’re also easy to install. Repairing leaks and gaps in uPVC double glazing is also a great way to increase sound insulation, making your home more peaceful.
StyleLine Windows
Our Basingstoke Double Glazing will increase the security and energy efficiency of your home. Our windows feature high-quality locking systems that keep your family secure. They’re also constructed of weatherproof materials that are able to endure the elements. You can also choose from a range of colours and finishes that will complement your home’s style.
We offer Sternfenster’s exclusive Style Line windows, which are aesthetically pleasing and feature the latest technology. They are flawlessly finished and come with steel reinforcement, which helps them to keep out forced entry. We can also install various accessories to your Style Line windows, including weep hole covers to keep debris and pests out, vent stops to prevent windows from opening fully in rooms with children or pets and pull rail screens that make it easier to take off the screen frame.
The vinyl frames that we use in our Style Line windows are weatherproof and will not corrode, making them a long-lasting and low maintenance choice for your Basingstoke home. The Style Line windows come in a variety of styles and colors that will match your existing window, and can be used in conjunction with casement windows, awning windows, slider windows, picture windows and bay windows.
All of our windows come with FENSA certification, which gives you peace of mind that the installation will be in line with building regulations and be completed by a licensed installer. This will help you achieve the highest return on investment and maintain the value of your home.
All Style Line Series products qualify for ENERGY START with Milgard’s SunCoat Low E insulating glass. This energy-efficient design can keep your house cooler in the summer and warmer in winter and will save you money on your energy bills.
Double-glazing in our Residence 9 replicates traditional designs to give it a traditional appearance, which makes it ideal for older homes or listed buildings. The uPVC profile is injected with resin, that creates a sturdy structure that’s strong enough to stand up to the elements and will not get rotten or warp with time. These windows are suitable for all types of homes, from new construction homes to cottages from the past.
Composite Doors
Composite front and back doors are low maintenance compared to traditional timber doors. You can also pick from a range of hardware and glass options to ensure that your doors are a perfect fit for any home. These doors are great for any modern home however, they can also add a sleek and fashionable look to a traditional house.
A layered, complex construction is at the core of every composite door. This provides it with a higher level of strength, durability and insulation. The outer layer is made from glass-reinforced plastic (GRP) which can be moulded into many different colors and designs. It is strong enough to withstand even the harshest weather conditions.
The inside of the composite door is usually filled with polyurethane foam for additional insulation. This will keep your home warm and cozy throughout the all the time.
These doors are also equipped with the multi-point lock, which makes it virtually impossible for a burglar to force them open. This gives you a high degree of security that will help keep your family safe and secure within your Basingstoke home.
Composite doors are not just insulation, but they are also sturdy and durable. They will not warp, twist or rot and are impervious to damp. Additionally, they are specifically designed to block cold drafts from entering your home and increasing the cost of heating.
One disadvantage of composite doors is that they may creak a little during hot temperatures. The materials inside the door expand and contract in response to fluctuating temperatures. This is not a major issue and the majority of homeowners become used to it. In addition, composite doors tend to be a bit more expensive cost than other kinds of doors used for entry. However they are an excellent choice for those looking to improve their homes by incorporating modern double glazing.
Aluminium Windows & Doors
You can choose between a variety of materials when replacing doors and windows. windows and doors basingstoke are UPVC (unplasticized polyvinyl chloride) along with clad wood and aluminium. All have pros and pros and. But knowing the advantages of each will help you decide which one is best for your home.
Aluminium is a lightweight and strong material that makes it an excellent choice for window frames. It is also very sturdy and resistant to corrosion. It won’t shrink or warp, as opposed to UPVC or wood. This means that you can expect your new double-glazed aluminium to last for a long time and require minimal maintenance.
Another advantage of aluminium is that it can be moulded and shaped to create more appealing designs for your home. It is ideal for less conventional designs, like shaped bay windows or curved door frames. It can also be bent to fit more securely into challenging openings.
Aluminium windows come in a range of colors. Most commonly, they are bright shades that add colour to your property like grey or anthracite and also lighter finishes that will enhance your brick facade or period design. Additionally, many aluminium manufacturers provide an internal and external frame to give you more flexibility in the design.
Aluminium is a good conductor of energy, but it can be improved thermally to decrease energy loss. This will not only improve your comfort, but it will also save you money on your electricity bills.
Doors and windows that are drafty are a major source of heat loss in your home. Your heating system will have to work harder to keep up. Aluminium double glazing can assist to reduce heat loss and cold draughts from entering your home, which will reduce your heating expenses. This is especially crucial in colder weather where your heating bill will be higher.
Repairs & Maintenance
We repair the majority of brands and models of uPVC windows doors, roof lights and doors. We also provide maintenance on existing uPVC windows aluminum windows and frames made of wood. This includes replacing locks, hinges and handles, repairing damaged frames and re-aligning or resizing. We can also improve the energy efficiency of your home by carrying out draught proofing or gasket replacements.
Cheap windows can help you save money initially, but they might not last as long. Double glazing that isn’t of good quality will more likely to let cold air in, and need to be replaced sooner.
You might be tempted to install your own double glazing to cut down on installation costs, but this isn’t recommended. It can be difficult to determine the right measurements and it’s not always easy to handle unexpected problems. There’s a high chance that you’ll damage your brand new double glazing, and if you aren’t a professional installer, you could void your warranty.
