Secondary Glazing fitted into this Beautiful Period home in County Down
We recently fitted our Acoustic Secondary Glazing into this beautiful period home in County Down. The owner wanted improved heat retention, a quieter home and
Secondary Glazing in Your Home
Many homeowners upgrade to modern PVC double glazing for comfort and energy savings, but if you live near busy roads, railways, or airports, noise can still intrude. Secondary glazing offers a highly effective solution.
By creating an air gap between your existing window and the secondary unit, it forms a robust sound barrier, delivering superior noise reduction—cutting noise levels by up to 80%. Our systems use advanced technology for a precise fit, enhancing acoustic performance, thermal efficiency, and security, all while preserving your window’s appearance.
Up to 10% of household heat escapes through windows. Secondary glazing adds an extra layer of protection. A 150mm–200mm cavity acts as an insulator, reducing heat loss by up to 65% when paired with the right glass.
We typically recommend hard-coat Low-E glass, which reflects warmth back into the room, lowers energy usage, and helps reduce heating bills.
Windows are common weak points for break-ins. Secondary glazing provides an affordable, discreet, and effective security upgrade. Its strong aluminium frames, laminated or safety glass, and internal locks create a tough secondary barrier.
This added layer makes it significantly harder for intruders to gain access, giving you greater peace of mind
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Our products are cost competitively priced and with our ability to offer installation we can streamline the process.
We strive for customer satisfaction and always aim to offer a service of value.
We recently fitted our Acoustic Secondary Glazing into this beautiful period home in County Down. The owner wanted improved heat retention, a quieter home and
We recently installed our acoustic secondary glazing in this noisy bedroom in county Down. The bedroom overlooks a busy road and the owner wanted a
How to Reduce Road Noise through my Windows? These acoustic glazed horizontal siders were fitted in a bedroom overlooking a busy main road. The acoustic
Secondary Glazing is adding an additional internal window to an existing external window.
This system provides greater thermal insulation, reduces noise intrusion and improves security to your home, business or listed property, without damaging the aesthetics of the original external window
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The following window glazing + installations are available:
Our premium products offer the following benefits:
A Vertical Slider is a type of window or glazing unit designed to slide open and closed along a vertical axis. It consists of two or more sashes (movable panels) that can slide up and down within the frame.
This design is often used in traditional or period-style properties but is also popular in modern buildings for its functionality and aesthetic appeal.
A Horizontal Slider is a type of window or glazing unit where one or more sashes slide horizontally along a track within the frame.
This design offers a sleek, modern look and is highly functional, providing ease of use and space-saving benefits.
A Hinged Unit refers to a type of window, door, or glazing system that operates on hinges, allowing it to open and close by swinging inward, outward, or in both directions, depending on its design.
Hinged units are one of the most traditional and versatile options for access and ventilation.
Lift-Out Units are a type of secondary glazing system designed to provide additional insulation, soundproofing, and energy efficiency for windows.
These units consist of a removable glazed panel that can be lifted in and out of the frame for ease of access, cleaning, or maintenance.