Secondary Glazing
About Secondary Glazing
With secondary glazing you can add an extra layer of thermal efficiency and noise cancellation with less effort and often at a lower price than new windows and doors. At Sussex Glazing we provide a wide range of types of secondary glazing, to suit a variety of requirements and finishes.
Lift Out Secondary Glazing
A secondary glazing unit, is a separate pane of glass that sits as an extra layer on the inside of an existing window or door. It is usually used to offer the main window extra protection as well as added insulation from the elements – during the colder months – and extra protection from unwanted noise pollution.
Vertical Sliding Secondary Glazing
Hinged Secondary Glazing
Here at Sussex Glazing, we fit a wide range of secondary glazing units. These units are able to be fitted to windows and doors in both residential and commercial properties. They can offer you added insulation from the cold, whilst also helping keep noise pollution down.
Horizontal Sliding Secondary Glazing
Secondary glazing units offer you the perfect piece of added insulation against the cold and extra protection from noise pollution. Here at Sussex Glazing we fit these secondary glazing units to standard windows and doors at commercial and residential premises. If you are looking to enhance your home or workplace, then secondary glazing units may well be just what you are after.
Fixed Secondary Glazing
Secondary glazing units can be fitted to windows and doors in your home, or commercial property, to offer you more thermal efficiency. If your home is poorly insulated, and you are spending too much on your energy bills then secondary glazing may well be what you require. As well as helping keep the cold air out, secondary glazing will also help prevent against noise pollution.
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