Sash Windows Double Glazing
Common problems
Most if not all double glazed sashes suffer from some or all of the following problems:
- Glazing bars are made much too wide in order to hide the double glazed unit edge seals
- Glazing bars do not have the correct moulding detail Glazing bars are stuck on to the glass
- Meeting rail splay or rebate is pinned on
- External glazing bones are stuck on to the glass
- Glazing beads used instead of putty
- Mock external putty line stuck on to glass
The above design details result in a poorly made and visually unacceptable sash window.
The difference with Bolger Sash Windows
Bolger Sash Windows double glazed sash windows are very different:
- Glazing bars are exact match of original bars
- Sashes are correctly made – glazing bars are not stuck on
- External glazing bones are not stuck on. They are housed into the sash in a lattice frame
- Sashes are putty glazed on the outside
The result is that Bolger Sash Windows double-glazed sashes are by far the best-made, which makes them the most authentic, glazed sashes available.
We offer a wide range of glazing options including Pilkington Optitherm double-glazing which will reduce the heat loss through the glass by approximately 65% when compared with single glazing.
And if you choose BENGglas vacuum glass, your windows will outperform triple-glazed windows in terms of energy efficiency, comfort and soundproofing.
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