High quality glazing can reduce heat loss through your window and doors. This helps lower your heating and cooling bills, as well as reduce your carbon footprint. If you live in a busy area, good quality glazing reduces noise pollution from outside sources, creating a more peaceful environment. Good quality glazing will increase the value and curb appeal of your house, as well as protect it from weather damage and burglary.
Types of house glazing
- Single glazing: This is the simplest and cheapest option, but it offers the least insulation and noise reduction. It is suitable for mild climates and low-traffic areas.
- Double glazing: This consists of two panes of glass separated by a layer of air or gas. It offers better insulation and noise reduction than single glazing, it is suitable for moderate to cold climates (just like Scotland) and high-traffic areas.
- Triple glazing: This consists of three panes of glass separated by two layers of air or gas. It offers the best insulation and noise reduction among the three options; it is suitable for very cold climates and extreme noise conditions.
We have a brilliant team of experienced and qualified glaziers who can help you choose the best option for your house and budget. Mark Smith Glazing offers a range of styles, colours, and finishes to suit your preferences.