Clearview Door Panels - Preparing Your Home For Winter
As autumn approaches Clearview is busy helping homeowners prepare their home for winter with replacement front and back doors. Burglars often target older doors because they are easier to force to open.
With the bifolding doors in aluminium, Bromley residents can seamlessly connect their homes with the garden. The glazed panels are insulation that block the loss of heat and cold transmission.
Multi-point locking systems
A safe door is a vital element of any home, and installing a multipoint locking system can enhance the security of your home. Contrary to a conventional single-point lock, multipoint locks have deadbolts at multiple points across the width of the door panel. This makes them much more difficult to gain entry into and could give you peace of heart that your home is protected against unwanted intruders.
Numerous manufacturers make multipoint locks that can be installed on sliding doors, french doors and single entry doors. Some systems feature a central deadbolt and live bolts, and hook bolts on the top and bottom of the door panels. These can be locked using the handle or key, and the locking points rotate into place to create an airtight seal.
Choosing the right type of multipoint lock for your home will rely on a number of factors. Consider the level and type of security you require, along with the lifestyle and needs of your family. If you have small children, a lock which is easy to use by them, but challenging to break into, is the best choice.
Multipoint locking systems with high security and insurance approval are a great option to enhance the security of your home. They are also great for increasing energy efficiency as they create a stronger seal to keep out cold air and rain.
Sash jammers
Sash jammers have become a popular security feature for doors and windows. They can be installed to either inward or outward opening uPVC windows and doors. They are a simple to install, cost-effective option for increasing your home security. They are simple to operate, with simply turning the Jammer Arm locking or releasing the sash.
They're an effective burglar deterrent as they provide an extra obstacle for criminals to overcome in their attempts to break into your home. They also prevent windows from being opened in a forced entry scenario as well as securing your home from potential burglars who might try to use the window for escape routes if they are caught inside.
Sash jammers can also be used to prevent your uPVC window or door from being pulled by children, pets, or other occupants. They can be installed easily and removed by a simple twist of the arm, which will provide peace of mind for family members.
There are both locking and non-locking locking sash jammers on the market therefore it is crucial to know which one is suitable for you. www.repairmywindowsanddoors.co.uk can opt for a more expensive model with key locking that is more secure and is accessible from the outside. Contact a reputable locksmith for advice if you're not sure which sash jammer to purchase. They can offer guidance and suggest products that best suit your home.
Glazing options
The glass you put in your windows and doors plays a huge role in the thermal performance, security, and the amount of light that is let in to your Bromley & Croydon home. Albion Windows offer their South London customers a variety of contemporary glazing options, such as Planitherm which utilizes exclusive coatings and laminated layers to deliver these benefits.
Our energy standard glass delivers exceptional levels of thermal efficiency for your home. This glass is made up of a microscopic layer that emits the sun's energy and absorbs solar heat, which helps to reduce your heating expenses throughout the year.
Achieving more glass on both your front and back door is among the best ways to improve the efficiency of your home. Double and triple glazed door is created with an air pocket that can hold warm and cold air to improve insulation of Bromley and Croydon properties.
Mr Mailey from Bromley was looking to improve his front door made of timber with something more modern but he didn't want to reduce the appearance or feel of his property. Clearview produced his new French door using frames made of sturdy aluminium and 4mm toughened glass that has an argon-filled cavity for excellent insulation. He selected Comfort Plus glass, which helps to reduce noise and protect furniture from fading due to UV rays.
Final touches
Homeowners are looking to make some improvements prior to winter's arrival. James Mailey from Bromley, London approached the team at Clearview to determine which new French doors would be most suitable for his property.
The team built the new 3 panel doors, with frames made of strong aluminium and toughened glass. The glass was also fitted with an argon cavity which offers great insulative properties.
Mr Mailey decided to go with an overlay stained glass panel, as an alternative to the traditional method of staining that involves gluing tiny pieces of glass that are fragile using strips of lead that are branded 'H' and are soldered into place. Overlay stained glass is more durable and provides an extremely high degree of security and provides an aesthetic upgrade.