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Secondary glazing is installed on the inside of your existing windows, offering improved thermal insulation and sound reduction without the need to replace the original frames. It’s ideal for listed buildings or properties in conservation areas.
This cost-effective option helps reduce draughts, improve comfort, and lower energy bills. It also adds an extra barrier for noise and security.
Secondary glazing naturally adds another physical barrier to your windows, making it harder for intruders to gain access. It’s an easy way to strengthen older windows.
All units are built with durable materials and securely fitted, providing extra peace of mind.
Windows, Doors & Conservatories
If you live in a conservation area, period or listed building, you could be limited in changing your windows. Secondary glazing allows you to increase your home’s thermal insulation without affecting the exterior look. No planning permission is required, making it the perfect choice for older homes.
The effect that secondary glazing has on your home’s warmth is the similar to double glazing. The windowpanes are slightly further apart, improving heat retention and sound insulation.
Older properties are often draughty, with poor insulation that makes them expensive to run. Secondary glazing offers a simple way to boost energy efficiency without altering your home’s appearance.
By adding a sealed layer of protection inside your existing windows, it helps trap heat, reduce draughts, and ease the strain on your heating system. This makes your home more comfortable and more affordable to heat.
See our products up close at our Lincoln showroom. It’s the perfect place to explore styles, ask questions, and chat with our friendly team about what’s right for your home.