Window glasses that can withstand High Wind Pressure
Strong winds can destroy homes and buildings, ripping away roofs and shattering windows. While there’s no set wind speed that will break windows, typically, “the window can be expected to withstand up to 15 pounds of pressure for every square foot of its surface before it breaks.” Extreme weather such as strong winds can…
Read MoreKnow about heat resistant glasses that withstand higher thermal load
Heat-strengthened glass is quite similar to tempered glass; with a difference being in the pace the heat-strengthened glass is cooled down, which is at a much slower pace. Heat-strengthened glass is about twice as strong as annealed glass of the same size and thickness. “Glass has been strengthened thermally by inducing a surface compression of…
Read MoreAluminium Windows or UPVC Windows
Here is the big question. More and more homeowners are confused about which windows are best for their home, uPVC vs. aluminium windows? Choosing the right material for your window frames is extremely important and it will depend on the requirement and the value for money. While uPVC and aluminium are popular choices for windows,…
Read MoreGlass: What’s Best for Your Home?
A sneak peek into the different types of glass used for windows and doors Constructing a home is a lot of hard work, sweat and toil, in the literal sense and also mentally exhausting. Choosing the best material, efficient and long lasting glass that can withstand extremities and opting for the best quality are some…
Read MoreUnderstanding The Benefits of Thermal Break System Over Non-Thermal Break System
Metal windows and doors made from Aluminium, steel or bronze are stronger because of their structural strength. However, the disadvantage to this feature is their mismanaged energy efficiency since metal conducts heat easily. This means on a hot day a solid metal frame will act like a radiator in your room, and likewise, on a…
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