Upgrade Your Windows in Luton, Bedfordshire
We offer uPVC triple and double glass windows that provide an energy efficiency that is top of the line that will help you cut down on your heating expenses. luton repairs feature argon gas within each glass pane and feature a thermally optimised spacer bar that prevents heat from escapes around the edges of the sealed unit. This also lets more natural light into your home.
uPVC Casement Windows
uPVC can withstand moisture as well as extreme weather conditions, such as heat as well as wind, rain and cold. It is also fire-resistant and does not get rotten or rusty. It is easy to clean and requires minimal maintenance. It is recyclable and does not harm our environment.
As opposed to other kinds of windows, uPVC-casement windows don't pose a health risk for people. They are therefore able to be used in places such as hospitals and schools. They are also safe for children and the elderly because they don't have any sharp edges or dangerous splinters. Additionally they aren't prone to rotting or warping and can keep their original appearance for a long time.
You can upgrade your uPVC casement windows by opting for triple glazing. This can help you save energy and money in the long run. This option is available both for regular and flush casement Windows. Triple glazing increases the efficiency of heating your home by reducing loss of cool or warm air. It also decreases noise pollution, which is an important factor if you live in an area that has a lot of traffic.
Both flush and regular uPVC casement windows have the same basic design that is comprised of a sash attached to the window frame with friction hinges or butt hinges. The major difference between the two is that the flush version closes in a flush fashion with the frame, while the regular version extends slightly. Both are available in a variety colours to complement the style and design of your home.
uPVC Sliding Sash Windows
uPVC Sliding Sash Windows
Sash windows are an attractive feature in a variety of historic homes. They bring character and beauty to your home, while fulfilling important roles like providing ventilation and light into the home. They are also plagued by a number problems that include draughts as well as difficulty closing and opening, and high energy bills. You will need to consult with the most knowledgeable Luton window firms and glaziers prior to make a choice.
As opposed to traditional timber sash window, uPVC windows do not require a complicated set of cords, weights, and pulley systems to operate. They are equipped with a spring balance system that can be adjusted to the right tension to ensure an open that is smooth every time. This system allows the sash to be opened wide without the need for additional force.
Our uPVC sash windows are available in a variety of styles and finishes and can be made to match virtually any existing style. If they are maintained regularly they can last for many years. You can tilt them to access those difficult to reach places without a ladder. For peace of mind Our Elite uPVC sash windows are secured by Design accredited - a police initiative that ensures that homes which have this certification are 75 percent less likely to be smashed into.
uPVC Tilt & turn Windows
uPVC tilt-and-turn windows combine the best characteristics of both door and window styles. They open on two different axes; first, they tilt at the top to allow air circulation without exposing the frame. They remain fixed at the bottom to provide greater security and protection from rain. The handle can be turned a half-turn to create a wide opening on the side of the frame, making it easier to clean.
Ideal for homes with a need for healthy air flow, improved performance and a chic appearance. They are typically installed in pairs, and come with a large handle that can be turned to four different positions.
Differently from other window types uPVC tilt and turn windows are constructed with steel core reinforced UPVC framing which is much thicker to ensure maximum durability. The steel tube is permanently attached to the UPVC before assembly, and it improves the strength of the window in addition to ensuring its durability.
These uPVC windows are also constructed with sleeker frames for greater views of the outside and can be sized to suit your home. They can be painted any colour, or feature wood grain finishes on the exterior and a white interior with a smooth finish. This makes them an ideal choice for any type of home or location. Often, they are fitted with an insect screen on the outside which is easily removed from the interior.
uPVC Double Glazed Windows
When it comes to upgrading the windows in your home, modern double glazing made of uPVC is a very popular choice. They are durable, require little maintenance, and are highly energy efficient. This means that they keep your home warm during winter and cool during summer. They also lower your energy costs by preventing heat from getting through the windows. They also look beautiful, and come in many styles to meet the needs of every taste. For instance, you can get Victorian style sash windows which have grid-style bars that are arranged across two panes, giving your home an elegant look.
Double glazing uPVC is made up of two panes separated by a spacer, and filled with an insulating gas. This creates an air space between the glass panes that prevents heat from escaping and cold from entering your home. It enhances the efficiency of your heating and cooling system. They are also available in a variety of finishes and can reduce noise from outside.
As opposed to traditional wooden or aluminium frames, uPVC is impervious to moisture, which means it won't fade, rust, or warp. The rigid material is also easy to maintain and can be cleaned using a bucket of water and a sponge. You can apply tints to uPVC sills in order to reduce the amount sunlight they receive, and consequently decrease the chance of them fade.