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Fitting Scotland Perfectly We offer a big range of A-rated stylish and useful products, offering unrivalled energy efficiency, versatility, and sturdiness from conventional casement windows to the current innovative tilt and turn innovation, all at exceptionally competitive prices.}
If you looking for the Double Glazing Edinburgh experts, give us a phone today at 0131 370 0444.
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We’ve installed thousands of windows over the last 36 years, take a look at what we have installed more recently.
Whatever look you are going for with your home, there is a colour choice type to match, with a huge range of styles and decorative finishes available.
The comprehensive range of doors and windows readily available to our <a href=”/locations/double-glazing-Melrose“>Melrose</a> customers is of the highest quality possible, produced utilising the most recent most sustainable production methods in among Europe’s most innovative extrusion facilities.
All our uPVC product frames are created using 80% recycled materials and are made to last, leading the double and triple glazing market into a new generation of sustainable manufacturing.
Frames play a substantial part in determining the energy efficiency and weather resistance of a window or door unit, and badly fitted frames are a significant reason for heat loss and expensive energy expenses for house owners throughout the Melrose area.
We utilise a multi-chamber design for all of our frames that act as a barrier versus the outdoors air and prevent the heat from your home from escaping.
This heat retention is crucial to preventing extortionate energy bills preventing heat energy getting away nearly as quick as your home heating system has the ability to produce it.
Our frames permit our customers to enjoy wonderful energy efficiency rates throughout even the coldest of winter seasons and are among the major factors in our windows being A ranked by the BRFC.
All our double and triple glazed windows come equipped with energy reflecting glass as standard which works by transmitting solar energy from the outdoors to the inside of your home, whilst reflecting and keeping interior heat.
Thermo spacers have also been installed to prevent cold spots from forming around the edges of the glass panes, in turn reducing the chances of condensation and mould development and increasing the general efficiency of the windows.
Home heating costs have increased substantially in recent years, and homeowners are typically find themselves paying too much for their homes because of improperly installed, or badly carrying out, windows and doors
In fact, over 20% of all the heat loss from a standard domestic home in Scotland is approximated to be a direct result of this, suggesting that choosing the most suitable new triple or double glazed windows is an incredibly crucial financial choice.
Given the significant impact that energy efficiency has on your household’s financial resources, and the fact that finding windows with the greatest possible energy efficiency can be an incredibly demanding task, we understand that finding the right window for your needs is a challenging prospect.
For this reason, we’ve worked hard to create a highly energy efficient range of units for you to pick from, with our products already saving our customers hundreds of pounds every year after installation in reduced energy bills.
The energy efficiency of a window is gauged in U-Values, with the lower the U-Value, the more energy efficient it is.
Advanced’s products have a few of the most excellent u-vales of any windows and doors on the market, with our standard double glazed windows alone offering an outstanding u-value of 1.4 W/m2K (A-rated).
Our double glazing also comes with the option of further decreasing this to just 1.2 W/m2K, and by making use of Soft Coat Xtra and Argon Gas, our triple glazing is able to achieve a u-value of just 0.8 W/m2K, best for those seeking to increase their energy efficiency.
It is approximated that changing your existing windows and doors with double or triple glazed units installed by the professionals here at Advanced could conserve you approximately 40% on your yearly energy bills.
Initially, it’s important to keep in mind that simply updating from conventional single glazed windows to double or triple glazed windows is a significant improvement for home security as adding additional layers between you and a burglar makes it a lot more difficult for them to enter your house.
At Advanced, we take security a step further, however, with fully welded robust frames, and internal glazing making sure that the protecting glazing bead can not be taken off from outside the property.
Strong hinges, high quality manages, and high performance multi-point locking system are also included as standard.
For those who want an even more secure option, we also offer toughened or laminated glass that can be fitted upon demand.
We evaluate our products to ensure they’re the most durable and robust available on the market, with all the hardware components in the units checked for 600 hours before being accepted into production. (3x longer than the market standard).
Casement windows have been the most popular window design in the UK for several years, and with a timeless classic style and exceptional versatility, this doesn’t appear like altering whenever soon.
Our casement windows can be hinged from either the side or from the top and are thought about among the most energy efficient alternatives for nearly any property.
We thoroughly develop all our products so they’re exceptionally high quality, and supply a 15-year warranty for every installation, giving you assurance that if anything fails you will not be faced with expensive repair costs.
All of our windows include multi chambers within the frame, which work to keep heat and preserve an ideal temperature throughout the year, significantly lowering the quantity of energy you are wasting on heating your home.
All our casement windows are ‘A’ ranked for energy efficiency, thanks to the market leading innovation of our heat reflecting glass.
To maximise the visible glazing area, all the glazing seals on our windows are contained inside the frame of the window, making sure that seal rubber is concealed and does not disturb your view.
Fitted with inbuilt channels for reliable drainage, fully sealed, and watertight, our uPVC doors and windows are created to grow during even the most severe weather.
Tilt and turn windows are a popular variation on the classic casement window, geared up with an innovative hinge system for ultimate flexibility.
Tilt and turn windows can either be opened with the top ’til ted’ inwards for optimum ventilation or ‘turned’ up to 90 degrees inwards from the side.
When opened fully in the ‘turn’ position, a tilt and turn window can be utilised as a legitimate emergency exit option.
French windows work in a comparable way to french doors, with 2 separate openings, each opening from one side of the frame.
French windows are a sophisticated window option and act successfully as an emergency exit when both sides of the glass remain in the fully employment opportunities.
We use recycled materials for as much as 80% of our uPVC frames, with the majority of our waste being processed at a recycling centre rather than being sent to landfill.
We not only do whatever we can to restrict our carbon emissions, but we’re also continuously trying to find methods for our customers to minimize their own carbon footprints, and save lots of money along the way too!
By reducing the amount of time that you require to have your home heater on for to keep a comfortable temperature level, our multi-chamber technology and thermo spacer bars could help you lower the frame carbon emissions of your home by as much as 70%
From sash windows to patio doors our range of triple and double glazing products is second to none.
We have developed a great track record for quality double glazing Melrose products and outstanding consumer care, with both our domestic and business customers, and will put your requirements first from the preliminary check out to the last installation of your new windows.
Sash windows are characterized by their traditional design, featuring a vertical sliding motion. On the other hand, casement windows offer greater flexibility with openers that can be pushed out or tilted in.
Our uPVC timber effect windows boast high-quality custom-made decorative finishes, providing a remarkably realistic appearance. We meticulously match these windows to existing frames, ensuring they are virtually indistinguishable from real timber, even at a distance.
The installation duration varies depending on site conditions and complexity. Generally, a two-person installation team can complete three to six windows per day.
We exclusively deploy our fully trained and accredited in-house installers for all our projects.
Typically, this is not an issue. However, if wiring is encountered during installation, work may be paused until a qualified electrician ensures a safe working environment.
No, our Premier range features internally glazed windows, preventing the removal of glass from the outside unless it is broken. Glass removal can only occur from the inside.
Certainly, we offer various safety and security solutions tailored to your needs. Our team will recommend the most suitable options at competitive prices.
No, as the pattern is on the inside of the pane, the outer surface of obscure or decorative glass is smooth, facilitating easy cleaning.
Yes, we offer such windows; however, sash horns cannot be included as they interfere with the tilting frame.
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