Christmas window displays are a great way to make your home look cosy and festive from the outside, whether it’s to make your home look more inviting for guests or just to get yourself in the Christmas spirit when you come home each day. There are so many different ways you can decorate your windows and make them look Christmassy, and it’s something fun to do with your children in the holidays. Here are some ideas to get you started. Continue reading
Self-cleaning glass is a revolution for homeowners looking for a solution to the problem of keeping the glass in conservatories or skylights clean. It saves time, energy and money, reducing the maintenance usually associated with glass. Continue reading
There are few people who don’t enjoy the outdoors at all. Even those who can’t think of anything worse than a long hike away from their home comforts will still enjoy pottering in their garden or sitting outside with a drink on a lounger in the sunshine. Unfortunately with the UK’s weather being as unpredictable as it is, spending time outside in the garden isn’t always something we can do as often as we’d like. Continue reading
Windows are a crucial architectural element of any property. In many ways they play the largest role of any feature in defining the overall character and appearance of a building. In period properties, too, the vital role played by windows in giving the property its charm and aesthetic appeal is brought into even sharper focus. Continue reading
Now that spring has sprung and some sunnier weather has arrived, you can’t help but let your mind wander towards those gorgeous hot summer days that are hopefully on the way. If you really want to make the most of those fleeting summer months, too, you might just want to consider the possibility of adding a conservatory to your home. Continue reading
If you’re fortunate enough to live in a property with a garden or other type of outdoor area, one of the most important decisions for you to make is that of which type of access to that area you wish to have installed. Continue reading
Houses without windows are oppressive and dull. No natural light can enter the building, air can only filter through vents and air-con units, and the structure generally looks uninviting and like a sterile box. Continue reading
Here we will explain what is double glazing and how exactly does it work? Double glazing is a window made up of two panes of glass that are sealed to be airtight. Continue reading
In 2005 the British Fenestration Ratings Council (BFRC) and introduced a scheme for measuring energy efficiency in windows.
Your home is your sanctuary, and you want that sanctuary to be guarded against all the negative problems that can be thrown at it. Continue reading
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