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Windows
Window glazing is a valuable investment that can enhance your living or working environment. By reducing energy consumption, minimising noise disturbance, and improving security, glazing contributes to a more sustainable, peaceful, and comfortable space that guarantees longevity for years to come.
We have a wide range of window glazing options including:
• Single glazing installation and repair
• Double glazing installation and repair
• Triple glazing installation and repair
• Window revamp and conversion
• uPVC window installation and repair
We also offer specialist window services such as window glass scratch removal, stained window repair and installation and bevelled glass installation and repair, throughout Ireland.
Triple Glazed Windows
Triple-glazed windows are advanced window systems that consist of three panes of glass separated by insulating gas-filled cavities. They are designed to provide superior thermal insulation, soundproofing, and condensation control compared to traditional single or double-glazed window counterparts.
Triple glazing can also be installed on existing windows also which means that your home or business can become more energy efficient quicker, easier, and cheaper.
Investing in triple-glazed windows offers a significant return on investment over time. The energy savings, improved comfort, and a potential increase in property value make them a wise long-term choice. Additionally, many homeowners may be eligible for government incentives, such as SEAI grants that can further offset the initial cost of installation making triple-glazed windows a worthy investment.
Double Glazed Windows
Double-glazed windows consist of two panes of glass separated by an insulative layer, whereas triple-glazed windows have an additional pane of glass.
The additional pane in triple-glazed windows offers improved thermal insulation, noise reduction, and condensation control compared to double-glazed windows.
However, double-glazed windows are still an excellent choice for properties where triple glazing may not be required.
Double glazing is oftentimes installed in areas of high traffic as it offers excellent noise reduction qualities. The insulative gas which is between the two sheets of glass is heavy, therefore reducing the vibration of soundwaves as they come into contact meaning that double glazing will help create a quieter environment in your business or home.
uPVC Windows
uPVC (unplasticized polyvinyl chloride) windows are made from a rigid form of PVC that offers excellent strength and durability. Unlike traditional PVC, uPVC does not contain any plasticisers, making it highly resilient and long-lasting and is resistant to rot, corrosion and fading.
uPVC refers to the framing of the windows, and generally speaking, contains either double glazing or triple glazing.
Bespoke Window Services
We also offer bespoke window services Nationwide:
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Window Hinge Installation and Repair
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Child Safety Catches
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uPVC Window Seals
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Vent Frames Supplied and Fitted
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Specialty windows which cannot be opened, offering a high level of protection
Glass replacement, Repair, & Restoration
Our Nationwide glass replacement, glass repair & glass restoration service is unparalleled and will help revive your windows:
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Glass Replacement
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Fog removal from double & triple glazing
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Retro fit existing timber windows, or uPVC windows to 'A' rated units in existing frames
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Restoration of Sash Sliding windows
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Glazing of existing sash windows
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Draught proofing of sash windows
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Velux glass replacement
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Velux Seal Replacement
Windows FAQs
Can existing windows be retrofitted with glazing?
Yes. Existing windows can often be retrofitted with glazing.
How long does window glazing last?
The lifespan of window glazing depends on various factors, such as the quality of materials, installation technique, and maintenance. On average, well-installed and properly maintained window glazing can last for 20 to 30 years or more.
Can uPVC windows be recycled?
The lifespan of window glazing depends on various factors, such as the quality of materials, installation technique, and maintenance. On average, well-installed and properly maintained window glazing can last for 20 to 30 years or more.