Aimed at those involved in the specification process, our technical posts offer outline guidance on the construction, glazing, security and decoration of manufactured products.
Category Archives: Technical
Exterior Condensation on Glass with a Low Centre Pane U-Value
March 1, 2012 – 4:05 pm
We have recently been informed by the BWF, that some manufacturers have been experiencing the phenomenon of exterior condensation on newly installed windows and doors with highly energy efficient glazing. A householder waking to new windows obscured by condensation may think that the glazing units have failed; in fact, this is an indication of the efficiency of the glass read more
Timber Sliding, Folding Doors; Moved by Centor
November 18, 2011 – 8:56 am
What are they? Sliding, folding doors (otherwise known as bi-fold doors) open up entire walls, seamlessly bringing the outside in, creating vistas and allowing light and fresh air inside. Bi-fold doors stack to the side/s, and have no posts or fixed door panels to block views or breezes. The door operates in two ways; One read more
Windows Turned Upside Down
November 2, 2011 – 8:02 am
We believe we are honest in all our dealings and we don’t like to say we can do something if we cannot, but sometimes you really have to be careful with your wording. I had to deliver a quotation and some colour samples on a Saturday to a customer’s home as she had been having read more