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  1. Window films can help you save energy

    Don’t worry, we haven’t branched out into Hitchcock movies: window films are used to decorate panes or protect you from nasty rays or nosy neighbours. But where do you get them from and can you install them yourself? Which companies sell...

  2. Tinting is an option for your windows

    Tinted windows epitomise cool – in more ways than one. Not only do they look great but they keep homes cool on those warm summer days. Window tinting is suitable for homes, offices, cars, boats and conservatories. It is possible to tint...

  3. Window films can save you money on energy bills

    You might think that window films are movies about stained glass and double glazing. But there’s no Brad Pitt when it comes to this subject – unless you want to immortalise him in polyester sheeting on your panes. Here’s one I made...

  4. Window films can save you money on heating bills

    Life’s all about being green these days, and what better way to make your friends green with envy while keeping your eco-conscience clear than installing energy-saving window film that keeps you snug in winter and cool in the summer. ...

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Windows made clear with 7 Day Windows

  1. Duraflex Window It is very important to ensure you specify your order correctly if you want to receive what you want, it is no good assuming all window and door suppliers will give you the same thing. Firstly, assuming you want a good...

  2. Bi-Fold

    Bi-Fold doors fold away neatly Bi-folding doors can create a whole new feel for your home, linking rooms together and seamlessly joining inside living with outside space. Versatile and aesthetically pleasing, bi-fold doors are the ideal...

  3. Tollerances

    Measurement of an opening: Three measurements of and should be taken across the opening, along with the squareness of the aperture by taking measurements. The smallest measurement of height and width will determine the manufacturing size.

  4. saftey-glass

    Under Document N – Part N1 – Glazing – Protection Against Impact all domestic installations must comply with the requirement for saftly glass. What is Saftey Glass Safety glass is defined as “If broken on impact, break in a way which is...

  5. Since April 2002 all domestic window and door installations must conform to Building Regulations specifications regarding energy efficiency , Fire Escape and safty glazing. When a homeowner has windows or doors replacements they must get...

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