Wooden window
Wooden windows supply & fit
Installing new windows is a superb way to reduce your annual heating bills and raise the energy efficiency of your property. And wooden double glazing is just one possible material to do this with.
Double glazing is a proven insulation method for homeowners who want to see cuts made to their energy bills, as units ensure heat is locked in the property and isn’t allowed to escape. Considering windows and doors are two of the main places heat is lost in the home, new double glazed windows are key to cutting expenses.
The double glazed window works with two panes of glass separated by an energy efficient spacer, usually Argon. The spacer is normally between 20mm and 28mm in thickness, which is the optimal distance and heat is unable to pass through.
With wooden frames you’ll add to the efficiency of the unit, whilst having an aesthetically pleasing outcome that’ll look fantastic.
Benefits of wooden double glazing
Wooden windows have seen a surge in popularity, especially in the more traditional homes as they’re in keeping with the home’s existing qualities. With double glazing:
Cut your energy bills by up to £300 every year. Double glazing retains heat in your home, ensuring you don’t have to turn up the temperature to stay warm.
Add security to your property with two panes of glass rather than just the one. Research suggests that potential break-ins are prevented by having double glazing as burglars are put off by the added window pane.
Slash your home’s carbon footprint, which is not only great for the environment but is also in line with Government and EU carbon reduction targets.
See a reduction in noise pollution that enters your home. With the efficient spacer, noise is kept outside which is even better for properties in busy areas.
Why choose wooden windows?
The main reason for choosing wooden frames over aluminium or uPVC, is because of the aesthetic appeal they bring to homes. There’s no doubt about it, wooden double glazing looks great and is in keeping with traditional properties.
It’s also brilliant for energy efficiency and betters aluminium in this department too. On top of this, wooden windows are environmentally friendly as they’re fully recyclable.
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Wooden window activity in September 2017
Wooden window Projects in the UK in September 2017
| August 2017 | July / August | ||
| South East | 810 | 29% |  |
| Greater London | 610 | -3% |  |
| South West | 431 | 26% | |
| East Midlands | 353 | 35% | |
| East Of England | 280 | 8% | |
| Scotland | 263 | 171% | |
| Western Midlands | 241 | -40% | |
| Yorkshire & Humber | 220 | -4% | |
| Wales | 208 | 66% | |
| North West | 200 | -13% | |
| Northern Ireland | 51 | 46% | |
| North East | 13 | 1200% | |
| United Kingdom | 3,680 | 14% |
Source: Numbers calculated based on the search volumes in major search engines.
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Energy Performance of Houses
The below data displays the energy performance of homes in Uk. Energy ratings vary from A to G, with A being the most energy efficient and G being the least efficient. The Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating factors heavily when trying to sell your home, as potential buyers will see what amount they're likely to be spending on their heating expenses. Home improvements including insulation assist to drastically increase a home's EPC rating.