Extraglaze Secondary Glazing - Contact Details

Extraglaze was installed as part of a real life case study, in a real home, and the results measured and reported by Veritherm.co.uk

We are grateful to Veritherm for allowing us to publish this report here, which they did independently – it was not commissioned by Extraglaze.

Veritherm's case study is shown in the document below. The references to our secondary glazing are found using the highlights. In summary the case study applied numerous measures to insulate the property, and while the challenge of fully insulating it like a modern build proved unachievable, the one that made the most measurable improvement, out of all of them, was the Extraglaze secondary glazing.

In the last three pages the case study has estimated the quantifiable cost savings and payback timescales for this, reasonably small property. It goes on to expect better-than-estimated results, which will be borne out and reported on in the future.

View the report here:
April Cottage Report January 2024

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Extra news

How to Stop Condensation on Windows

How to Stop Condensation on Windows 

Condensation on windows is a common issue faced by many homeowners, especially those with single-glazed windows. Understanding the root causes and implementing effective solutions can significantly reduce this problem. We'll explore how Extraglaze secondary glazing can help mitigate window condensation and provide practical tips for addressing the underlying causes.

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Autumn Condensation: Why Your Windows Start "Sweating" as It Gets Colder

Waking up to windows clouded with moisture is one of the first signs that autumn has truly arrived. As the mornings turn crisp and the heating clicks back on, many homeowners notice water gathering along the bottom of their window panes, sometimes running down the glass in small streams.

This seasonal shift catches plenty of people off guard. The condensation that seemed to vanish over summer returns almost overnight, and it can feel like your windows have suddenly developed a problem. In reality, the change in weather is the trigger.

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A Price Guide for Secondary Glazing 

Are you tired of feeling cold in your own home, of high energy bills or constant noise from outside? Extraglaze magnetic secondary glazing could be just the solution you need. It is an additional panel fitted over your existing windows, improving insulation and reducing noise without changing your home’s appearance. And installed with very little upheaval.

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