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Obscure glass range

Patterned and frosted glass that lets the light in and keeps your privacy, for bathrooms, landings and front doors.

Top opening white uPVC windows
Galleries

Recent installations

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  • White uPVC bay windows with leaded glass on a 1930s semi
  • Anthracite composite door and matching windows on a rendered house
  • Grey aluminium sliding doors on a stone-clad rear extension
  • White sash windows with arched top light in a brick wall
  • White uPVC conservatory on a brick house
  • Rosewood composite double front doors
FAQs

Your questions answered

What is the difference between double and triple glazing?

Triple glazing adds a third pane of glass, which keeps more heat in and blocks more outside noise. It costs more and the units are heavier. For most London homes, A-rated double glazing is very effective; triple glazing is worth considering for north-facing rooms, busy roads or if you want the best possible energy performance.

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