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Anglian are known as double glazing specialists and with almost 50 years’ experience fitting double glazed windows, doors and conservatories, it’s easy to understand why we’ve been given that accolade. 

We have the knowledge, quality materials and experienced staff to guide you through the double glazing process and help you on your way to a more secure and energy efficient home.

At Anglian we make everything ourselves, right down to the panes of glass that fit into your windows, trapping the air that insulates your home and keeps unwanted noise and visitors out. We do this to ensure your custom built double glazing meets the high standards we set ourselves – achieving and surpassing British regulations. Our in-house manufacturing also supports the British economy; we are Anglian and proud.

It’s a formula that seems to work – 95% of our customers say they would recommend us to their family and friends and we know many of them do; personal recommendations are often cited as the reason customers seek out our services.

If you want to make your home warmer, quieter and safer and save money on your energy bills, why not get a quote and see what double glazing from Anglian can do for you?

Windows on your World

We asked customers to send us their favourite views from around the world. We'd like to share some of these wonderful views from customer’s windows, conservatories and verandahs! - Why not send us views from your home or somewhere you wished your home could be?

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  • Anglian Installer removing old double glazing product

    1Care

    Care is taken when removing your existing windows to ensure that the surrounds are not damaged.

  • Anglian Double Glazing Installation Step 2

    2Cill

    Once the reveal has been cleared, the outer cill is bedded-in and securely fixed.

  • Anglian Double Glazing Installation Step 3

    3Security

    For added security, all our uPVC windows are glazed from the inside.

  • Anglian Double Glazing Installation Step 4

    4Testing

    Before final fixing, products are tested to ensure they operate correctly.

  • Anglian Double Glazing Installation Step 5

    5Weatherproofing

    The window is then finally weather-proofed using a silicone sealant.

  • Anglian Double Glazing Installation Step 6

    6Finishing

    Making good is always the sign of craftsmanship, the finished result reflecting the higher standards of the market leader.

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Gallery

  • This is the view from a B & B room in a small village in Suffolk. We woke up to a lovely sunny day and were treated to a pretty garden view before sitting down to a home cooked breakfast.
  • Shot from cable car on the ski trip in Austria - snowboarders underneath, snowy mountain and half-frozen lake in the background, sums up the awesome trip!
  • This was from the first train journey I did back from University to see my family after moving up there. It isn't edited, the picture just came out like this from the reflection in the window while I tried to take the picture of the view.
  • This was the first time I went to visit my sister in her flat after she moved out of our house. I'd really missed her, but was amazing to see her so happy in her new place with her boyfriend. I wasn't the one driving incase you think I'm an unsafe driver...
  • This was from when my Dad drove me to university for the first time, with all my possessions in the car, and several bags of food (abuse the credit card while I still could!). We drove there fairly late because I was really nervous about going away, hence the sunset!
  • This was on the drive back from my great Grandad's 95th birthday. It was the first time in 5 years that all my family had been together in one place, and also the last family event I went to before my parents broke up, which is quite a nice memory.
  • A picture of the window display from the bakery next door before Christmas.
  • The Shard on the way to Seven Oaks. A contrast of the glamorous new bits among the shattered old bits of London.
  • Breakfast by the lake in Zell Am See, resembling an ideal lifestyle.
  • Shot from the flight from Cologne to London - sun is setting, River Rhine looks a lot like River Thames!
  • The view from my home office across Norwich, you can Norwich's famous Cathedral in the distance.
  • This photo was taken on a ski trip. It was the first day of glorious sunshine and we had made our way up to the top of the glacier (3020m) for lunch. This was the perfect 'aah' moment.
  • On a road-trip of the USA, my friend Katie and I stopped at Independence, California for one night en route from Las Vegas to Yosemite National Park. We arrived in the dark so had no idea what it looked like until we left the next morning – and we were speechless it was so gorgeously scenic.
  • This is the view from my auntie’s bathroom window in Milnthorpe, just outside of the Lake District. Very jealous, seeing as the view from mine is nonexistent due to obscure glass!
  • This is the view from the window of a cable car in the peak district when visiting the Heights of Abraham. The rolling hills and valley of Matlock Bath are very pretty, especially from that high up!
  • This is the view of the River Trent from standing at a huge glass-less window in Newark Castle. I could have stood here for hours watching the canal boats and people go by – it was so peaceful.
  • The very distant view of Scarborough castle on the cliff in the distance, from a hotel on the South Esplanade.
  • Less of a window, more of a ‘covering’, this is the view from a tree house I stayed in 7 metres up a tree at Holt Hall, Norfolk. I woke up to see squirrels chasing each others in the branches above me – something I will never forget!
  • My best friend got married in February in Banbury, Oxfordshire. This is the view from my hotel room the next morning, with the gardens covered in a snowy white carpet – absolutely beautiful.
  • On a recent trip, we got the steam train from Torquay to Dartmouth in Devon and then explored its narrow cobbled streets. This is the view from the upstairs window in a little pub (the oldest building in town) called The Cherub Inn, which was established in 1380.
  • All my little friends on the ferry from Dover to Dunkirk, enjoying the view of The Channel from the window!
  • This is the view from one of the ‘windows’ in Gent Castle, Belgium. You can just make out the bailey surrounding the castle below as well as the Flemish buildings in the distance which are dotted all around the wonderful city.
  • As we drove into Southern Texas we ran straight into this giant storm. It wasn’t quite ‘twister’ status but it looked pretty ferocious nonetheless. When we got to our motel that night the storm caught up with us and dropped giant hailstones on our hire car – we were very pleased to be indoors by this point!
  • Flying into Sydney from Alice Springs you get a new feel for the size of the city and a unique view of the Harbour Bridge and Opera House.
  • The view from our bedroom window in our old house, after a heavy bout of snow. The virgin tracks across the middle of the garden were made by my unimpressed house cat.
  • This is a view back at the rear of the Rumsey Wells pub in Norwich, a great sun trap in the Summer and purveyor of fine pork pies.
  • Our mosquito-proof system in Cairns, Australia. It was so humid we had to open the doors but without re-purposing our mosquito net we would have been eaten alive!
  • Electric Ladyland tattoo parlour in New Orleans, named after Jimi Hendrix, thankfully we were drunk so we weren’t allowed in or we might have ended up getting ink!
  • View from the altar of The Church of the Good Shepherd overlooking Lake Tekapo in New Zealand. Enough to make you consider your faith?
  • The view from the window on a helicopter ride from Vegas to the Grand Canyon, this is Lake Mead and as you can see, Las Vegas is fast running out of water.
  • I’m really pleased with the way this pic turned out – my camera had broken so we had a throw away camera for a few days – this view from a window cut out of the rock has a nice retro feel – Instagram eat your heart out.
  • Believe it or not this is the Indian version of a barber’s shop – the guy facing the wall is receiving a shave from a guy with a cut-throat razor, on the pavement, in the middle of rush hour.
  • Er, it’s a giant privet hedge chicken laying a giant egg. #random
  • The day my wife and I arrived in Fiji we took a bus ride to our hotel and saw this apocalyptic view of a collapsed railway bridge in the morning mist. I’m pleased we didn’t catch the train!
  • My sister held a fancy dress party where everyone had to perform a song by the singer they came as – in the frame of this shot is Jimi Hendrix
  • The very best thing about life in a campervan is that you get to choose exactly what view you want from your window each day. ‘Sadly’, we stayed in so many spots like this one I cannot recall exactly where in New Zealand this is!
  • A window into our world of camping in Newquay for the Boardmasters festival back in 2009 – that lovely feeling when you are all set up for your stay, before you go on to trash the place after 2 days of festival madness!
  • The glass floor in the viewing platform in Auckland’s famous Sky Tower. Now I get why they said ‘Don’t look down’
  • this is the view through the only window I found when touring Alcatraz with the city of San Francisco spread out before you. I can only imagine how desperate this view must have been for inmates that might never be free again and you can understand why many tried to swim from The Rock to the mainland.
  • this was the view from our hotel room balcony for our honeymoon in Sharm el-Sheikh in Egypt – waking up to this every morning made us very excited about another day of scuba diving!

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