How windows and doors have changed since 2000 is an interesting journey. In the past two decades, there have been some major changes in the windows and doors industry. In this article, we'll look at some of the most significant innovations that have taken place...
Adding a touch of individuality to your home has grown in popularity over the last few years. Customising the colours of your doors and windows is a big part of the design for many properties. As the government encourage homeowners and landlords to make their...
Conservatories can sometimes have a bad reputation. They are thought of as being draughty, too cold in the winter and too hot in the summer. This isn’t the case with all conservatories however. Manufacturing processes have improved over the years, as have materials. A refurbed conservatory...
Energy ratings for windows help consumers make the right decisions when it comes to their home improvements. The different bodies that manufacturers are members of, also provide consumers with reassurance that their products are of a certain quality. Window making (aka fenestration) is a complex...
Your home windows fogging up can be a sign that your windows are working very well. It can also be a warning that something is wrong. In this article we explain the three different reasons windows get foggy. We’ll also share some tips on how...
The safety features of a composite door are an integral part of the door design itself. Composite doors are designed with safety, energy efficiency and style in mind from the offset. In this blog we will explain how a composite door is made and what...
Can home windows crack from cold weather is a common question we are asked here at Park Lane. Understandably, it is a big concern as a cracked window is not just a way to lose heat but also poses a threat to home security and...
This is our quick annual guide to maintaining your windows. We understand that looking after a home can seem like an endless list of chores following you around. The list grows longer and more expensive each year. Keep on top of your window maintenance over the...
In 2022 the building regulations changed for windows as part of The Future Homes Standard. The Future Home Standard is part of the Government’s plan to have homes be zero carbon ready by 2025 with new homes being expected to produce 31% lower emissions. Because...
Whether windows are important for kerbside appeal is helpful to know for homeowners. The kerbside appeal of a house is important to the residents, neighbours, and homebuyers. This is because it can affect house sale prices. The external view of a house is usually the...
