4 Common Window Glass Types & How to Choose the Best One
From low E glass to tinted and tempered glass, we discuss common window glass types and their features, so you can make an informed choice for your home.
The benefits of double glazing are understated. From offering better insulation to improved energy efficiency, there are many ways that double glazing can improve your home and quality of life. However, to prolong their lifespan, you need to keep them clean. Cleaning double-glazed windows might seem daunting, but you can do it quickly and easily in a few simple steps. We show you how to clean double-glazed windows with helpful tips to keep them looking and functioning at their best.
The gap between the two panes of glass in double-glazed windows is sealed, so focus on cleaning the interior and exterior surfaces of the glass. You will need the following:
There are some safety precautions you must take before starting the cleaning process. Wear gloves and prepare your chosen cleaning solution by following the instructions on the label of your glass cleaner or by mixing equal parts dish soap and water. Avoid harsh chemicals like abrasive or acidic cleaners, as these can scratch or damage the glass, window frames, or seals.
Cleaning double-glazed windows is easy once you know the steps. By following our step-by-step guide on how to clean double-glazed windows, you can keep your windows looking their best and functioning correctly for years.
Atlas Glass provides a range of double-glazed window options to suit your needs and preferences. Not only can you enjoy greater comfort and energy efficiency in your home, but you can also add aesthetic appeal with timber joinery. Contact Atlas Glass today to learn more and start experiencing the benefits of double-glazing wooden frames.
From low E glass to tinted and tempered glass, we discuss common window glass types and their features, so you can make an informed choice for your home.
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Double hung windows are a very popular choice for homes throughout New Zealand. Traditional and cost effective, they are built to open both the top and bottom sashes (the part of the window that holds the glass). The sashes typically move up and down, and well as tilt inwards. Among many benefits, double hung windows […]