Taking care of your windows is very important. Because they not just decorate our homes, but let the natural light fall into our homes. Apart from weekly cleaning, you should keep a closer look at the condition of your windows. In-case you notice any condensation, drafts or cracks; its time to replace your windows.
Things to consider when buying a new window
Before buying a window, make sure your new window is “A” rated. An “A” rated window means that your window is energy efficient and it will help you save on electricity bills in all seasons. Also, you need to choose a design and material that suits your home security needs.
Types of replacement window options
There are a number of options available when it comes to design of windows. So, make sure you choose the right design and style that fit your room/home:
Casement Windows
These windows swing in and out like a normal door and they are mostly operated with a crank. The best thing about Lordship Casement Windows is that it offers a high level of ventilation and a very strong seal when closed. If you need to install a window over a sink or countertop, Lordship Casement Windows are an ideal option.
Sliding Windows
Unlike Casement Windows, sliding windows do not swing. Lordship Sliding Windows slides along a track inside the window frame. These windows come with an option of either one or both moving frames. Sliding windows are designed to keep your room cool and well ventilated. They are easy to slide open and clean.
Sash Windows
Lordship Sash Windows are a traditional type of window. These windows have been used in European buildings for years. These windows are made of one or more movable panels, also known as “Sashes” which hold the glass and usually have outwards or inwards openings. They are also known as Sliding Sash. Lordship Sash Windows are energy efficient and environment friendly, fully secure, safe, easy to maintain and clean.
Bay Windows
The architectural style Bay Windows features three windows joined together to form a bigger window. With this design, only the middle window runs parallel to the walls inside and the other two windows are angled inward. Because of this structure, these windows are mostly installed on first or second floor of the buildings. Lordship Bay Windows are designed to provide your home with better ventilation, light, outdoor views and, add style and class to your property.
At Lordship Windows, we are committed to helping our customers by providing quality doors and windows solutions. We have a team of fully qualified installers who will treat your home with the highest possible respect. We will install your new beautiful windows with speed and skill, adding a lot of charm and elegance to your property. We also stock a wide range of doors, including Patio Doors, Bi-Folds and French Doors. We also offer windows and door repair services. For further details or orders, call us or visit our website - http://www.lordshipwindows.com/
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