May
A few weeks ago we gave you the ultimate no-fuss guide to spring cleaning your conservatory. So now that the room is fresh and good as new, here’s a few ideas to make the most of the space in spring. Break your fast Now that it’s light in the mornings, there’s no better way to […]
May
Of course we all know the many benefits of windows on the exterior walls of properties. They let in light, air and connect your home to the outside world. Without windows, your home wouldn’t be a very pleasant place to live. But have you ever considered the benefits of interior windows? Interior windows are windows […]
Apr
When we think of solar panels, an image may spring to mind of rooves topped with dark blue silicon panels, or else rows of the panels stretching across fields. Solar power, while an effective and eco-friendly way of producing electricity, requires a large surface area and plenty of sunlight in order to generate enough juice […]
Apr
With summer on the way, most people start to think about spending more time outdoors enjoying the sunshine and fresh air. If you love to lounge in the back garden, you might be thinking about the best way to utilise the space and add value to your home. One of the most effective ways to […]
Apr
We love glass structures here at iGlaze – we live and breathe them every day! But while having your very own bright and airy conservatory or orangery to relax in is great, there are some works of architecture that take the meaning of glass to a whole new level. We’ve selected eight of our favourite […]
Mar
Everyone who paid attention in biology class knows that plants are pretty important contributors to the air we breathe. But as they do their photosynthesis thing – you know, absorbing carbon dioxide to produce oxygen – they also absorb a lot of other chemical nasties too. But some plants are better at purifying the air […]
Mar
Spring is in the air! Apart from the gloriously lighter mornings (and evenings) and an end to the cold weather finally in sight, a change in the seasons also means it’s time for a spot of spring cleaning. So arm yourself with mops, brooms, dusters and polish and give your house a well-deserved dose of […]
Mar
What is the WER? WER stands for Window Energy Rating. The Window Energy Rating system was launched in March 2004. It was set up by the British Fenestration Rating Council (BFRC) – an independent government-supported body which was formed to develop and administer a window energy rating system in the UK. The WER tells you […]
Feb
This is the third (and final) instalment on the subject of condensation on windows. Last week we taught you all you need to know about condensation on outside windows, and before that we explained how to get rid of condensation on the inside of your windows too. This week we’re focusing on the more controversial […]
Feb
Last week we looked at why condensation occurs on the inside of windows, which is usually a result of cold weather outside and warm, moist air inside. But condensation forming on the exterior of windows is a different matter. So what is causing exterior window condensation, and can it be prevented? External condensation – the […]