Double Glazing Windows & Doors, Mortimer

Location: Mortimer

The owners of this family home in Mortimer chose uPVC Double Glazing Windows & Doors to improve the façade of their home. The porch was previously built by a family member; however, we installed the Halo uPVC windows around the entire house and an Apeer Front door which has given the property a clean and fresh look.

Inspired by traditional joinery, our high-performance Halo uPVC Windows combine traditional aesthetic with modern techniques to deliver double glazing windows in Mortimer that excels in making sure a home remains warmer and safer throughout the year. Beautifully designed with impeccably clean lines and a smooth white finish on both sides, these double-glazed windows deliver maximum thermal performance for any home. The narrower frames allow more sunlight to permit through the glass and naturally warm the house, making it more energy efficient. The owners particularly wanted the long-lasting security that Halo offered.

Any homeowner can enjoy complete peace of mind knowing they are custom built for safety and are naturally resistant to mould, rot and atmospheric corrosion, allowing them to enjoy these windows with minimal maintenance throughout the year.

Our clients were keen to replace all of their existing windows with double glazing windows in Mortimer from our Halo range, with chrome handles. Some of the windows are of Georgian style, adding a touch of character to each window of this Mortimer property.

The bathroom window was replaced with the additional feature of obscured glass for maximum privacy, and Halo French doors were fitted between the conservatory and the main property, offering privacy and quietness as and when necessary. We also replaced the Warm roof and Halo windows for the conservatory.

Thames Valley Windows can provide you with various design solutions and our architectural designers are always happy to help.

Products used:

• Double Glazed uPVC Windows
• Halo uPVC Windows
• Apeer Front Door
• Halo French Doors

You may also be interested in reading our blog, ‘A Brief History of uPVC Windows’.

Our ref: 0027547