Are Triple Glazed Wooden Windows Worth the Money?
A resounding yes.
In the battle of windows, triple glazing emerges as the undisputed champion, outshining its double-glazed counterpart in every aspect. Its U-value (typically 0.73 W/m²K), a testament to triple glazing’s insulating prowess, is 50% lower than a double-glazed window — meaning it reduces heat loss by up to 50% more compared to double glazing.When that performance is carried in an FSC® certified hardwood frame — a material with its own natural insulating properties — the result is a window that outperforms on every metric.
Energy Efficiency
Our triple glazed wooden windows achieve whole-window U-values as low as 0.73 W/m²K, helping to reduce energy bills, improve your home’s EPC rating, and future-proof your property against the UK’s evolving Future Homes Standard. Triple glazed windows can help to reduce your energy bills by keeping your home warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer — and according to the Energy Saving Trust, triple glazing can save you up to 20% on your energy bills.
Noise Reduction
Installing triple glazing is not just about saving energy, but reducing noise pollution too. The extra pane of glass acts as an acoustic blanket, muffling the outside world — whether that’s relentless traffic hum or a noisy neighbourhood.
As the ultimate renewable material, timber is one of the oldest and most attractive — and it has stronger sound dampening properties than most other window frame materials.Combined, hardwood frames and triple glazed units deliver noticeably quieter interiors.
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