If you’re thinking about Double Glazing, the chances are that you’re not going to simply install it throughout your home in one go. You can either have it installed gradually, or you can opt to be selective about which parts of the house and which rooms you focus on. The Background Firstly it’s useful to know how Double Glazing works. It’s basically two sheets of glass that have a gap in between – usually around 16mm thick. This helps to create an insulating barrier, which keeps in heat during the Winter. Triple Glazing is also available – this has three sheets of glass. Some of the benefits of Double Glazing include: Energy efficiency – reduction in heat loss in the home Reduction of Noise Pollution – more peace and quiet Less Condensation Which Rooms are Most Important? Obviously Double Glazing works most efficiently if it’s installed throughout the home. However, if you are unable to do this, there are key rooms that you should focus on first. Double Glazing in the Kitchen: Probably the most used room in the majority of homes, kitchens have become a place where people gather and spend a huge amount of time – even when … Continue reading Double Glazing: Which Rooms In Your Home Are Most Important?