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Clearview Door Panels - Preparing Your Home For Winter
As autumn draws near, Clearview is busy helping homeowners prepare their homes for the winter months with replacement front and back doors. Burglars are typically attracted to older doors because they are more difficult to gain entry through.
Aluminium bifold doors enable Bromley homeowners to seamlessly connect their homes to the garden. window repair in bromley glazed panels act as insulators to stop heat loss and cold transfer.
Multi-point locking systems
A secure door is a vital element of any home, and installing a multipoint locking system can enhance the security of your home. Unlike a traditional single-point lock, multipoint locks have deadbolts at multiple points across the length of the door panel. This makes them more difficult to gain entry and provides you with peace of mind knowing your home is safe from unwanted intruders.
Numerous manufacturers offer multipoint locks that can be fitted on sliding doors, french doors and single entry doors. Some systems include a central deadbolt as well as a live bolt, with hook bolts located near the top and bottom of the door panels. These can be locked using the handle or key, and the locking points are swiveled into position to create an airtight seal.
The type of multipoint locking system that's right for your home will depend on many factors. Take into consideration the degree and type of security that you require, and the lifestyle and requirements of your family. If you have young children For instance an alarm that is simple to operate but difficult for burglars to interfere with might be the best option.
Our high-security multipoint locking systems, that are insured-approved, are a great option to enhance the security of your home. They can also improve efficiency in energy use by creating a better seal against cold air and rain.
Sash jammers
Sash jammers have become an increasingly popular security feature for doors and windows. They can be installed to either inward or outward opening uPVC windows and doors and are an easy-to-fit, inexpensive alternative to increase your home's security. The Jammer Arm can be turned to lock or unlock the sash.
They're a great burglar deterrent as they offer an additional obstacle for criminals to climb over when attempting to break into your house. They also prevent windows from being opened in a forced entry scenario, protecting your property against potential burglars trying to use the window as a way to escape when they're caught in.
Sash jammers can be used to keep your uPVC window or door from being pushed by pets, children or other guests. With a simple turn of the wrist they can be put in place and removed for peace of mind for you and your family.
You can choose between locking and non-locking jammers for sash. It is crucial to do your research prior to choosing the best one for you. You should look into a key locking version, as it is more secure and can be operated from outside. If you're not sure which sash jammer to choose you should consult a reputable locksmith. They'll be able to offer guidance and suggestions to fit your home.
Glazing options
The glass that you use in your doors and windows play a huge role in the thermal performance, security, and amount of light allowed in to your Bromley & Croydon home. Albion Windows offer their South London customers a range of modern options for glazing, including Planitherm that use exclusive coatings and laminated layers to offer these benefits.
Our energy standard glass delivers exceptional levels of thermal efficiency for your home. The glass has a microscopic coating that reflects solar heat and reflects the energy of the sun.
The best method to improve your home's thermal efficiency is by increasing the amount of glass that is placed on your doors at the front and back. Double and triple glazed door is created with an air pocket that can store both cold and warm air to better insulate Bromley and Croydon properties.
Mr Mailey from Bromley is looking to replace his wooden front door with a more modern one. He didn't want the appearance of his home to be diminished. Clearview started to make his new French doors using frames constructed of sturdy aluminum and toughened glass of 4mm with an argon cavity to provide excellent insulative properties. He selected the Comfort Plus glass option, which helps reduce noise and shield furniture from damaging UV radiation.
Finishing touches
As Autumn approaches and the night gets darker, homeowners look to make improvements before the cold weather arrives. James Mailey from Bromley, London has contacted the team from Clearview to find out what new French doors would be the most suitable for his property.
The team designed the new 3 panel doors, with frames made from toughened and strong aluminium glass. The glass was fitted with an argon space, which provides excellent insulation.
Mr Mailey decided to go with an overlay stained glass panel as opposed to the older style of staining that requires fixing small pieces of fragile glass using "H" lead strips that are soldered in place. Overlay stained glass provides greater durability and security, and an upgrade in aesthetics.