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Toughened Glass – Supply Only

October 3, 2010 Leave a Comment

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We supply toughened double glazing in all sizes for all types of building projects.

Used for areas in need of extra safety & security , glazed doors and glazing adjacent to doors as standard. Float glass is heated to about 650C in a furnace, then quenced with air jets so that the surfaces are cooled quickly and the inside core more slowly with the surfaces going into ‘compression’ and the core going into ‘tension’.

Toughened

Technical Information:-
However you use glass it is essential for safety and performance reasons that it is correctly specified and installed. Common areas of impact risk, where it is recommended that impact safety glass to BS 6206 is installed, include: Glazed doors, Glazing adjacent to doors, Low level glazing, Bathroom areas, Protective barriers, Furniture and cabinets.

 

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Pilkington Double Glazing – Supply Only

October 3, 2010 Leave a Comment

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We supply double glazed Pilkington K Glass in all sizes for all types of building projects.

Pilkington K Glass

Pilkington K is a type of glass that has an intelligent low emissivity (low E) coating. This useful technology, used in double glazing, helps considerably in reducing the amount of energy required to heat a room and is particularly suited to conservatories as they have several glass windows.

This energy-saving capability saves both homeowners money on their energy bills and reduces the levels of precious natural resources used and harmful emissions released. The low E coating is virtually invisible and Pilkington K glass has become one the most established and trusted low emissivity glasses around for replacement windows and conservatory fittings.

Typical or standard glasses, which have previously been used and are still common, allow the heat energy used to warm a room to escape partially to the cold outdoors. This makes the heating less effective and wastes energy. Pilkington K, on the other, works be bouncing the heat energy back into the room as opposed to letting it escape. Furthermore, its microscopic coating is designed to allow sunlight in from the outside in winter months whilst simultaneously containing heat from radiators and central heating to get the best of both worlds.

How Pilkington K Works

Pilkington K, amongst the most widely recognised and reputable forms of low emissivity glass, uses a discreet and ingenious technology to serve its purpose. The glass is used in double glazing windows and the inside surface of inner pane of glass is coated in a microscopic surface. This surface is a very poor conductor of heat, or a very good insulator. This means that waves of heat that have a certain wavelength – the kind that would be generated by central heating – are reflected back into the room. This is unlike typical glass which would simply act as a medium for transferring heat from indoors to outdoors. The discerning coating, although reflective of certain heats, can recognise the heat produced by the sun – as it has a different wavelength – and allows this heat to pass through the glass. This means that the windows not only reduce heat lost, but encourage warmth during the winter season.


The Benefits of Pilkington K

The major benefits of installing Pilkington K glass over standard non low-E glass are fairly evident. It is energy efficient, keeps conservatories warm for a greater art of the year; it is as effective as triple-glazing and still looks just like normal glass.

The innovative heat retaining capabilities of the glass can significantly reduce the amount of heating required to keep a room, especially a conservatory, warm when it is cold outside. Whilst reducing energy bills, this also effortlessly minimises the unnecessary use of natural resources. This feature of the glass has also contributed to its increased popularity in recent years. Following the Kyoto Treaty, the government took steps to reduced emissions of environmentally-harmful gasses. One of their policies in achieving this was to insist upon low E glass for conservatories and replacement windows.

Using Pilkingon K is an ideal way to adhere to these building regulations. This is one of many reasons to opt for Pilkington glass.

 

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Fibre Glass Roofing Systems

March 16, 2010 Leave a Comment

Over the past few years a keen interest has been developed in the use of glass fibre laminates to give a flat roof covering system that is superior to the traditional tar and felt coverings.

Most people are familiar with the shortcomings of the traditional systems and their relatively short life before they start to leak. Glass fibre mouldings, mostly in the form of boats, have known life in the region of 40 years and are still in use. The same techniques can, and are, being applied to flat roofs or similar jobs such as large valley gutters found on large factories and warehouses.

Glass Heating UK can offer you competitive prices on materials for your DIY or building projects with a 20 year product guarantee.

For more information please contact us.

A properly laid fibre glass roof will last for at least 30 years with no measurable deterioration.


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Heatwave Patio Heater

January 22, 2010 Leave a Comment

Ideal for Gardens, Pubs, Smoking Areas, Outdoor Areas and Gazebos

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    Heatwave Patio Heater

    From: £99 £78
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The Heatwave Patio Heater is a safe high quality outdoor heater that is easy to install, provides instant high radiant heat and requires minimal maintenance. Each Heatwave model has a range of control options that ensures maximum efficiency and reduced running costs.

A stylish modern design and choice of colours to suit your outdoor enviroment.

With an open front design, unlike covered patio heaters provides an additional 25% of heating efficiency!

 

Typical Installations Include:

  • Patios & Gardens
  • Pub gardens
  • Nightclub areas
  • Smoking areas

 

Specifications

Model Dimenstions (mm) Heated Area Weight (kg) Power (KW)
PHW1500 - White 120 x 480 x 120 12.3 1.7 1.5KW
PHB1500 - Black 120 x 480 x 120 12.3 1.7 1.5KW
PHS1500 - Silver 120 x 480 x 120 12.3 1.7 1.5kw
PHB2000 - Black 120 x 480 x 120 12.3 1.7 2KW
PHB3000 - Black 120 x 960 x 120 13.8 3.2 3kw

 

 

 

 

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