Enhance Your Epsom Home With UPVC Windows and Doors
There are a myriad of options to choose from if you want to improve your Epsom home by installing uPVC windows and doors. Recent trends include aluminium bifold doors and uPVC Windows that feature woodgrain or coloration.
These are stylish practical, durable and will help to keep your home efficient during winter. These can be tailored to meet your specific requirements.
uPVC Windows with Woodgrain Effects and Colouring
uPVC windows have long been admired for their strength and energy efficiency, but thanks to ongoing technological advancement, uPVC options are now available that mimic the look of timber. These wood-effect uPVC frames are a chic and cost-effective alternative to traditional timber frames.
Wood effect windows are made using a laminated foil that is then bonded using modern technology to uPVC profiles. The result is a top-quality window that will maintain its color and shape for many years to come. The most commonly used wood foils are cherrywood and rosewood. Other alternatives include agate gray gale grey with texture, chartwell, darker greys, and blacks.
Most uPVC Windows can be ordered in a variety of colors and glazing styles. They include sash windows as well as casement windows. These windows are typically glazed with Georgian bars or Astragal bars to give them a more traditional appearance. They also increase their privacy and strength without limiting the natural light.
Some uPVC windows can also be purchased with dual-color options, which allows you to choose different colors for both the exterior and interior of the frame. This allows you to match your new uPVC windows with your existing home decor, or to pick a more bold color for the exterior to add some curb appeal.
uPVC is generally cheaper than wood, but the cost varies based on the style and color. A dark wood-grain uPVC will be more costly than a plain uPVC with the same colour, since it requires a more complicated manufacturing process. If you opt for a bespoke shape, this will affect the overall price as well.
Aluminium Bi-Fold Doors
Our aluminium bi-fold doors are made with a slim aluminum frame that can hold large glass panes. They permit Epsom homeowners to flood their home with light and view of their garden throughout the year. They are a favorite choice for homeowners looking to improve their home's aesthetic.
Aluminium bi-fold doors are also energy efficient, and have thermal break which helps to limit the flow of heat between rooms and the outside world. They can cut down on energy bills and keep your home warm even in winter's coldest months.
You can pick from a variety of colours to create the perfect look for your Epsom home. This includes popular colours like black, grey and white and wood grain finishes that create a natural look without the hassle of wood.
The aluminium frames that we use for our bifold doors are constructed of a premium, corrosion resistant metal. This means they will last for many years to come, and they'll be easy to clean. They can be cleaned with a damp cloth to remove any dirt or grime that builds up over time. This is essential in homes that experience many rainy days or if your children are messy.
Our bifold doors are fitted with premium double glazing. This allows you to enjoy a more comfortable and warmer home during the summer, while ensuring your home is well-insulated throughout winter.
They're an excellent addition to residential and commercial properties in Epsom, Horton, Longmead and the surrounding Surrey areas. You can open the panels in the summer to allow fresh air to flow in and circulate through the space or close them in the winter months to maximize energy efficiency. The large glass panels can also be opened to let in plenty of light. This will brighten any room and give it a fresh perspective.
Eurocell Double Glazing
Double glazing is a great way to improve your home. It's not just stunning, but also improves energy efficiency and lowers heating costs.
Eurocell offers a variety of uPVC uPVC Windows that are high-performance, modern and traditional. They provide guaranteed performance high-quality colour finishes, and energy efficiency. Installers can create custom window styles for specific architectural styles by using the extensive range of accessories. These accessories include Georgian bars mock horn sashes, mock horn sashes, and arch-tops, which can be used to complement the style of any building.
Eurocell's multi-chambered frames help to reduce energy consumption and also prevent loss of heat. The slim frames also allow for the glass area in the windows to be maximized which allows plenty of sunlight to enter.
As we look to reduce costs and help save the planet energy efficiency is becoming more important. Eurocell uPVC windows help to conserve energy by keeping buildings warm in the winter and cool in the summer. They are also designed to meet the latest standards for energy efficiency, with low U-values.
Upvc windows are extremely durable and resistant to scratches, stains and corrosion. They come with top-quality locking mechanisms that provide the most secure level of security. They are also able to be fitted with additional security features such as multi-point locks and shoot bolts, which can further enhance the protection of the property.
uPVC windows are maintenance-free and have a significant benefit. They don't require painting or other preservative treatments, which reduces the time and money involved in maintaining a home. They are also easy to clean and are easily wiped down with a cloth or a mild household cleaner.
The new Modus system from Eurocell offers stunning contemporary aesthetics with cutting-edge technical design. It is designed to meet the standards used in Grand Designs TV shows and more sophisticated, high-end projects, but is still accessible to many installers. It lets installers offer end users a choice of styles and colors and energy efficiency that beats timber and aluminum.
Staying ahead of the curve
The new year is a new beginning, and what better time to put money into home improvement projects such as uPVC doors and windows. Many homeowners are tempted to buy trendy products that are quickly discarded. However, it's crucial to look at durable and versatile options like bi-folding doors made of aluminum. This timeless product can improve the value of your home over time.
Whether you're a contractor, homeowner or architect, staying ahead of the trends is a great way to ensure that your fenestration project is on track and meets the client's expectations. From a fresh color palette that exudes peace and health to an increased demand for energy efficient products, these are the biggest window trends we're seeing in 2022.
With an eye towards a 'biophilic' lifestyle, customers are seeking products that allow them to connect to nature. This can be seen in the design preferences of consumers who prefer larger glass units, wall-mounted windows and convertible spaces. Many residential fenestration professionals are switching to brands that offer a variety of choices to meet these needs.
As the cost of raw materials rises, contractors and homeowners are looking for window options that can reduce their maintenance costs while offering better performance. Manufacturers are introducing intelligent features to their products to meet these needs. This includes spectrally-selective glass that is transparent to certain wavelengths of energy, and reflective of others. This technology can increase indoor comfort while cutting down on the cost of cooling and energy consumption.
A hidden hinge system is another smart feature that's gaining in popularity. This system gives an elegant appearance and is suitable for traditional homes as well as contemporary designs. It also makes it more secure because it isn't tampered with or accessed.
Our Epsom-based team is able to supply and install a variety of uPVC doors and windows to meet your requirements. double glazing epsom provide slim profile designs that lets in more light into your home; energy efficient sealed units that are rated A to lower your heating costs and carbon footprint, and an advanced multipoint locking system that has been endorsed by the police's Secure by Design initiative.