How secure are your windows?
Installing secure double glazed windows to your home is extremely important for two main reasons. Firstly the frames and locks must be resilient to protect your home from unwanted quests. Quality locks and window frames can significantly reduce the threat from intruders. Secondly, by installing windows with opening restrictions, can eliminate the window opening, allowing your home to remain safe from burglars, while allowing adequate ventilation into your room. Restricted openings can also prevent young children from falling out of the window, whilst opened for aeriation.
All of our double glazed window range achieve the British Standards Certification PAS 24:2012. These standards is the minimum criteria required for an average property, so please make sure that your new uPVC windows achieve these levels. All new home builds as of October 2015 must have double glazing installed to these standards, otherwise Document Q compliant will not be obtained.
If you require additional safekeeping then why not opt for our ‘Secure by Design’ accredited window system, which an initiative aimed to reduce crime via secure double glazing, backed by the Police.
Internally breaded windows
‘Beading ‘is the term used for a small strip of uPVC which runs along all four edges surrounding the window glazing. The ‘bead’ is used to hold the window in place after the glazing is initially fitted into the window frame itself.
Previously when purchasing uPVC windows the home
