Triple-glazed windows: for the ultimate in insulation and energy efficiency in Alresford and Hampshire homes
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Windows are responsible for a considerable amount of heat loss from homes. Anyone who’s lived in a property with single glazing will understand just how cold it can get during winter – and just how quickly the heat dissipates shortly after switching the heating off.
Double glazing has long set the standard when it comes to thermal efficiency – or at least, that was the case until triple glazing came on the market! Triple glazing provides an even greater level of energy efficiency, eliminating draughts and cold spots and saving you money on heating your home.


What is triple glazing?
Triple glazing consists of three panes of glass, rather than the two that comprise double glazing. This means that in each unit, there are now two insulating cavities instead of one, further reducing heat loss and draughts and keeping the cold weather at bay.
Why use triple glazing?
There are several reasons why triple glazing is used in certain situations:
Improved Thermal Efficiency: Triple glazing provides better insulation than double glazing, as the additional layer of glass reduces heat transfer. This helps to keep the interior of a building warmer in cold weather and cooler in hot weather. The air or gas-filled spaces between the glass layers act as insulating barriers, reducing the flow of heat.
Energy Efficiency: Due to the enhanced insulation, buildings with triple glazing often require less energy for heating or cooling. This can result in lower energy bills and a reduced carbon footprint.
Noise Reduction: Triple glazing can offer better sound insulation compared to double glazing. The additional layer of glass and the air or gas spaces between them help to dampen outside noise, providing a quieter indoor environment.
Condensation Reduction: The extra layers of glass and the insulating spaces can help reduce the occurrence of condensation on the interior surface of windows. This is particularly beneficial in cold climates where condensation can lead to issues like mold growth.
Improved Security: While not the primary reason for using triple glazing, the additional layer of glass can contribute to the overall security of a building. It adds an extra barrier that can make it more difficult for intruders to break through.
Enhanced Comfort: Triple glazing can contribute to a more comfortable indoor environment by maintaining a more consistent temperature and reducing drafts near windows.
How does triple glazing benefit you and your home?
- They’re tough, being extremely difficult to break
- Help to keep energy bills lower
- Eliminate cold and draughts
- Low U-values mean your home is more energy efficient than ever
- Security – triple-glazed windows are a major hindrance to burglars
