Professional Draught Proofing London
A must have for your new sash windows.
A routered groove around the perimeter of the bottom sashes, weather fin pile brush system fitted into the staff and parting beads. This creates a good compression seal around the edges of your new or refurbished sash windows.
- Stops rattles and draughts
- Reduces noise and keeps in the heat
- Protects against road grime and dust entering your home
- Keeps out bugs and insects
- Smooth running sliding sash windows with an integral weatherfin brush
Draught Proofing For Efficiency
We know that your primary interest is likely to be looking for the most energy efficient double-glazed sash windows for your home. Yes, it’s common knowledge that double-glazed sash windows make a reduction of heat loss, but not many know that the figure is as high as almost a third of all domestic heat escapes through windows.
The double-glazed sash windows we install are guaranteed highly energy efficient and will improve your energy efficiency and reduce energy bills. Should you have special requirements there are also upgrade options to further increase the efficiency of your windows.
Minimising Sound Pollution
In addition to improving your energy efficiency and reduced energy bills investing in new double-glazed sash windows will also provide you with reduced noise pollution. Sometimes it’s nice to close your windows and shut the outside world out! Specialised acoustic glass can reduce external noise pollution leaking into your home by up to 60%.
Technically speaking acoustic glass has an additional lamination which features an interlayer not seen in standard double-glazed windows. It’s this extra layer that can shut out extra noise such as road traffic, overhead planes and railway lines. Importantly this extra layer does not negatively effect the light flow into your room, and so you can enjoy reduced noise without effecting the look of your windows.
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Mechanism
The traditional timber sash windows come in a choice of spiral balanced or cords and weights system. The spiral balance is a modern-day alternative. They are often used in buildings where there is not enough space to fit large boxes that encase sash weights, but the result still needs to be historically accurate and pleasing to the eye.
The sash cord and weights system, reproducing the original charm and character of an English sash window with a modern method of operation. The cords and weights sliding sash window ensures the traditional character and charm of a period building is maintained, whilst incorporating the latest advances in timber window technology.
