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This week's install is a perfect demonstration of how you can use a glass extension to extend your living room and fill your homelife with natural light. This German-made Solarlux glass extension is fully insulated, triple-glazed, has an electric external canopy for shade when needed, and opening windows for ventilation. The installation has been exemplary by a very experienced team.
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The owners of this glass extension we did on a terraced house told us how they absolutely love it, and spend most of their time there. Its full of light, it brings them closer to their beautiful garden, it's warm in the coldest weather, doesn't get too hot in summer and the bifolding doors open up to create an open area. Whats not to like?? Now is the perfect time to order your glass extension and bring light into your life. And.... we're running a Spring/Summer promotion on Solarlux glass extensions! Get in touch now. hubs.li/Q03cW6680
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Stunning x
That looks fantastic! 😍
Today the team are at the NEC, manning the Internorm stand at the Homebuilding and Renovating Show. There's some amazing new glazing stuff on the stand and it's brilliant as always to meet so many lovely people and talk about their projects. It's what we do and we love it 💚 But we also love getting the red Converse trainers out again! 😆😆
#HBRShow25 #homebuilding #renovating #passivhauswindows #thenec Homebuilding & Renovating
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Hope you all have a productive day x
Come and see us at the HOMEBUILDING & RENOVATING SHOW at the NEC!! We'll be on the Internorm stand all day on FRIDAY— it's a great chance to meet us and to experience Internorm's stunning premium windows & doors for yourself. Plus their latest products will be on show. Stand D157
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Proud to be involved in this Award-Winning project. This is a contemporary extension to a 500-year old cruck-framed cottage which was also restored. The buildings are joined through a glass link to the cottage which doubles as the kitchen. The windows are all by Kastrup, our Danish partner, and are aluminium-clad oak. The architect was drawn to the Kastrup style with slimline frames and the flexibility to extend a run of windows through a bonded glass corner. The windows became a key part of the design language of the extension while the oak is a reference to the oak frame of the old cottage. The windows are all triple glazed and (like all our windows) have exceptional thermal performance, something that was also important to the client.
There are also some Internorm sliding doors which could achieve the heights and sizes needed but harmonise beautifully with the Kastrup windows.
The extension and cottage restoration were brilliantly designed by William Flint of Flint Architecture. Building in a period style next to a genuine old house risks looking fake. Building in a contemporary 21st century style is genuine and of its time — whilst the inclusion of natural materials and colours helps the extension complement and highlight the old cottage.
Flint Architecture were awarded 'Best Architect or Designer for an Extension Project' at the Build It Awards 2024 for this project which was also shortlisted for the RIBA West Midlands Award 2024.
Kastrup Vinduet | Internorm
#RIBAAwards #danishwindows #homeextension #britisharchitecture
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A high-performance Kastrup front door just fitted in this ongoing refurb/modernisation project on the South Coast. Kastrup windows & sliders fitted previously. All triple-glazed, ultra energy efficient of course!
Kastrup windows & doors are all 100% custom-made in Denmark. We've been a partner with Kastrup for over 15 years and know them inside-out.
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#tripleglazing #tripleglazed #compositewindows
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