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We get asked by a lot of homeowners here at Park Lane Windows, Doors & Conservatories if they should replace their old windows with uPVC windows. So if you have been thinking about replacing yours then here are some answers to common questions and queries people have before installing their windows. Our new windows are available in Northampton and across Northamptonshire including: Kettering, Corby, Wellingborough, Rushden, Daventry, Brackley, Towcester & Milton Keynes.
Classic casement windows are perfect for modern or traditional homes where comfort and security matter.
At Park Lane, our beautiful uPVC Leaded windows match the style and character of homes like yours.
Park Lane Horned Sash uPVC windows give your home the traditional look of sliding sashes with modern benefits.
Horned Sash uPVC windows give your home the traditional look of sliding sashes with modern uPVC double glazing.
Flush Fit Sash windows offer the looks of a traditional timber window with the technological developments.
Flush Fit Sash windows offer the looks of a traditional timber window with the technological developments.
Modern uPVC materials and the finest craftsmanship give our Georgian style uPVC windows an authentic look.
Park Lane offer traditional and modern style windows to compliment your bay or bow windows.
What is your favourite window shape? Park Lane supply and install replacement windows in all kinds of shapes and sizes.
At Park Lane, uPVC doesn't just come in white but a wide variety of colours to suit your home and taste.
The frame is made up of two parts, the frame that fits into the window opening and the frame that holds the glass together. They are both made of uPVC which has many benefits over the old timber frames that they often replace. They are also much lower maintenance and will not flake, crack, or warp over time.
The first thing to understand when answering the question of possibly replacing your current windows is that uPVC windows are made up of 3 elements.
This is the soul of the uPVC window and consists of two or sometimes three panes of glass with a gap between them that is either a vacuum or is filled with dehydrated gas to reduce heat transfer and create an airtight sealed unit. A bar is put in place and this holds the glass a fixed distance apart and the sealant is then applied to hold the glass together to stop vapour entering the unit. Ventilation agent is combined into the spacer bar of the unit to capture any dampness that passes through the unit.
The window instruments are the hinges, handles and locks that are attached to both the exterior border and the window edge itself. These also have a great life expectancy.
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uPVC windows are becoming increasingly popular due to the number of benefits they bring. The windows will last a lifetime, with very little maintenance needed at all and at the end of their lifespan they can be recycled, reducing their environmental impact. Some more benefits of the uPVC windows are below:
uPVC does not rot and is resistant to corrosion.
uPVC windows are very low maintenance, the edges don’t require painting or coating which reduces the maintenance required over their lifetime by a considerable amount. They are easily cleaned with water and a damp cloth.
uPVC is a non-conductive material meaning its use in the window frame does not hand over any heat and, consequently, contributes to a more consistent internal temperature for a property.
uPVC windows include a multi-locking system providing a very high level of safety in a home or business.
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