Triple Glazed Windows

Triple glazed windows are good in summer, but it depends where they are in the home. Triple glazing lets in less of the sun’s heat, retains more warmth and reflects it back into your room more than double glazing. So installing it in rooms that get a lot of sunlight would make them hotter than if you had double glazing, even though they let in less of the sun’s heat.

You can still get condensation with triple glazing, but they are better at reducing it compared to double glazing. The extra insulation and thermal efficiency of triple glazing keeps the pane of glass inside your room warmer, reducing the chance of condensation forming.

On average, triple glazed windows cost about a third more than double. This is due to the extra materials required to make triple glazing. That said, triple glazed windows have higher energy efficiency ratings than double glazed, further reducing heat loss. This in turn reduces the amount of energy you use heating a room. The saving makes the higher cost of triple glazed windows more cost-effective in the long run.

Triple glazing is worth considering for persistently cold rooms and spaces in your home. Triple glazing provides the best insulation, helping to retain warmth and help reduce your energy bills in winter.

Triple glazing makes the most difference in north-facing rooms or any part of your home that’s persistently cold. Triple glazing can also add value to your property, helping increase its EPC rating.

Yes, triple glazing will help keep a room warmer thanks to its superior insulating properties. It’s ideal for rooms that tend to stay cold because they don’t get any sun, helping to keep them at a more comfortable temperature through the winter.