Why change the windows?
We offer a wide range of replacement windows that will complement the interior and exterior of your property. Urban & Grey Bespoke Aluminium Glazing understand that each property is different, the different lines of windows are designed to meet your tastes and needs for both traditional or style buildings and contemporary ones. They can be made to measure allowing the work to be carried out in the day in a clean and fast way.
Why change the windows?
- Thermal insulation and energy saving.
- Acoustic insulation and noise reduction.
- A smart investment.
- Increases the convenience and comfort of your home.
- Eliminate chipped glass.
- Low maintenance.
- Harnessing sunlight.
Maintain the desired temperature and save money. Installing efficient windows with the right glass maintains the temperature more efficiently inside the home.
According to studies carried out, it was determined that leaks caused by old or low quality windows and doors represent up to almost 30% of the electricity and gas bills of an average home.
Why change windows?
Case 1: Old window with sliding leaves made of wood, iron or bent sheet metal
The leaves of the old window are removed. The new window is mounted on the existing frame, it is fixed with screws and both sides of the contour are covered with silicone.
Case 2: Old window with opening leaves made of wood, iron or bent sheet metal.
The leaves of the old window are removed. Hinges are cut or removed. The new window is mounted on the existing frame. It is fixed with screws and both sides of the contour are covered with silicone. This new window can have the same old layout with opening sashes or it can be transformed into a sliding sash window.
Case 3: Old projecting window made of wood, iron or bent sheet metal.
The scissors that hold the projecting blade are cut and it is removed along with its old opening mechanism. The new window is mounted on the existing frame, fixed with screws and both sides of the contour are covered with silicone.
Case 4: Old opening or sliding windows with fixed panels both on the sides and on the top.
Fixed parts can be completely removed. In this way you can take advantage of all the space that included the old window.
Case 5: Removal of the lower guide
In some cases the frame of the old window is very deteriorated, especially the lower guide. For these cases, the guide is cut and removed. The space it leaves is covered with smooth cement falling outwards to facilitate water runoff.
Case 6: Covering the entire existing frame
The entire existing frame is covered as if it had never existed. Depending on the case, covers, angles and moldings of the same color as the window to be installed can be used.
