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Solarlux have done a case study on one of our projects, a Solarlux glass extension in Redditch. It gives a fascinating insight into the reasons for a homeowner choosing a product like this, and what it's like to live with one. Worth a read! *LINK IN COMMENTS*
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Large-scale glazing = cold spots and large bills😱 UNLESS you install HIGH-PERFORMANCE WINDOWS! We installed Internorm windows and sliders for this client which have the best thermal insulation you can buy. PLUS they look and feel stunning. Perfect result 👍👍
@internorm_uk #MadeInAustria #Tripleglazing
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A big energy-efficient Internorm sliding door weighs a ton... but how easy is it to open? Mark demonstrates -->
@internorm_uk #MadeInAustria #TripleGlazing
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Too heavy to handball!! Unloading some large, heavy Internorm triple-glazed windows with OSCAR, our glazing robot. Big sliders came next.
Internorm #internorm #Tripleglazing #glazingrobot #glassvacuumlifter
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Sometimes you can't beat the fresh crisp lines of white painted wood 😎
These Kastrup windows are timber with aluminium cladding outside for a long-lasting, low-maintenance external surface. Bespoke made in Denmark... and the Danish know a bit about building things from wood! An ongoing project in Derby.
Kastrup Vinduet | #kastrupwindows
#timberaluminiumwindows #HighPerformanceWindows #EnergyEfficientWindows #passivehousewindows #sustainablebuilding #modernarchitecture #tripleglazed #lowuvalue #thermalefficiency #AirtightDesign #acousticperformance #ArchitectsOfInstagram #buildersuk #homerenovation #ecohomes #greenbuilding
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Just in case you are a strange person who finds windows boring, here's a lovely picture of a vintage David Brown tractor 🚜 It's in front of our client's new-build home with our windows and bifolding doors... but we won't talk about those because they are boring 😉
If we did, we'd be banging on about precision engineering, energy-efficiency, premium build quality and all that boring stuff. So we'll stick to tractors instead 😆😆
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