by Kevin Fryer | Sep 8, 2025 | Windows
Surprising fact: many Australian homes fitted in the first wave of double glazing are now near the 20‑ to 50‑year mark, so owners face real choices about performance and value. This guide answers the key question homeowners ask about durability, service life and...
by Kevin Fryer | Sep 8, 2025 | Windows
Surprising fact: upgrading glazing can cut household energy use by up to 30%, sometimes saving about $300 a year. For many Aussie homes, the next big step in comfort is not a new heater or air‑con unit — it’s the glass. Two panes separated by an argon-filled, hermetic...
by Kevin Fryer | Sep 8, 2025 | Windows
Did you know that upgrading from single glazing can cut street noise by up to 60% and lower heat loss significantly? Melbourne homeowners can tap into locally made uPVC double glazing that uses argon-filled units, multi-point locking and toughened glass as standard....
by Kevin Fryer | Sep 8, 2025 | Windows
Did you know that upgrading from single glazing can cut street noise by up to 60% and lower heat loss significantly? Melbourne homeowners can tap into locally made uPVC double glazing that uses argon-filled units, multi-point locking and toughened glass as standard....
by Kevin Fryer | Sep 8, 2025 | Windows
Surprising fact: homes can cut heating and cooling bills by up to 20% after installing proper double glazing, and noise can fall by as much as 60% with acoustic glass. In plain terms, these units use two panes of glass separated by a sealed gap filled with argon gas...
by Kevin Fryer | Sep 8, 2025 | Windows
Homes with double glazing can cut heat loss by up to 50%. That single stat changes the conversation about upfront price and long‑term value for many Australian homeowners. This short guide sets clear expectations on pricing drivers and the real benefits of quality...
