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Crystal Crystal uPVC Double Glazed 111.5 x 119 x 7 cm Top Hung Window
Top Hung Window, Top Hung, Depth 10.5 cm
Crystal uPVC A Rated Top Hung Opener 1190mm x 1115mm Obscure Glazing Window Shutter
Window Shutter, White
Crystal Crystal Casement uPVC Opening 610mm x 1040mm Clear Triple Glazed in White Top Hung Window
Top Hung Window, Top Hung
Crystal uPVC A Rated Top Hung Opener 1190mm x 1115mm Obscure Glazing Window Shutter
Window Shutter, Grey
Crystal uPVC White Left Hung Top Opener Clear Triple Glazed 1190 x 1040mm Window Shutter
Window Shutter, White
Velux Electric Centre Pivot Aluminium Roof Window
Roof Window, White, Center Pivot
Crystal uPVC White Right Hung Top Opener Clear Triple Glazed 1190 x 1115mm PVC Window Shutter
Window Shutter, White
Crystal uPVC Grey White Right Hung Top Opener Clear Triple Glazed 1190 x 1115mm Window Shutter
Window Shutter, Grey, White
FAQ
Windows are available in various standard sizes, typically ranging from 24″ x 36″ to 48″ x 72″. The size you choose depends on your space and design preferences. Measure your window opening carefully to ensure a proper fit. Consider the architectural style of your home when selecting window sizes.
Windows are commonly made from materials like wood, uPVC, aluminium, and composite. Each material offers distinct benefits. Wood provides a classic look and good insulation; uPVC is low-maintenance and cost-effective; aluminium is durable and sleek; composite combines benefits for enhanced performance.
Windows are considered energy-efficient if they have low U-values and high energy ratings. Look for labels indicating these values. Double or triple glazing can improve insulation. Energy-efficient windows help reduce heating costs and improve comfort by minimizing heat loss during colder months.
Windows are effective for ventilation if they can open widely, such as casement or awning styles. Casement windows swing outwards, allowing maximum airflow, while awning windows open from the top, providing ventilation even during rain. Consider your room's layout when choosing for optimal air circulation.
Windows require regular cleaning and inspection to ensure longevity. Clean frames and glass with mild detergent and water. Check seals and hardware annually for wear or damage. Routine maintenance helps prevent leaks and prolongs the life of your windows, ensuring they function effectively over time.
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