MAXIMISE EFFICIENCY, MINIMISE COSTS

Elrose's windows are crafted to minimise heat loss through various means such as low thermal conductivity frames and advanced glazing technology. Our windows are not only a portal to the world outside but also a barrier against unwanted temperature fluctuations, keeping your home energy-efficient and comfortable.

Embracing energy efficiency is more than a trend; it's a commitment to a sustainable, cost-effective lifestyle.

Opting for Elrose's energy-efficient windows translates to a dual benefit: elevating your home's comfort and driving down energy costs. Known for their exceptional low-energy performance, our windows address the prevalent issue of heat loss in homes.

Heat loss commonly occurs in several ways around windows and doors, including:

• Air leakage around the frame
• Air leakage around opening sashes
• Conduction through glazing panes
• Conduction through the window frame

The energy efficiency of a window is influenced by four key factors:

1. Frame Material: The frame's material significantly impacts heat transfer. Wood, with its low thermal conductivity, is excellent for thermal efficiency, while metals, having higher conductivity, may pose insulation challenges.
2. Construction: The spacing between glass panes affects thermal conduction and heat loss. Units filled with inert gas like Argon or those with wider spaced panes are more effective. Warm edge spacer bars, typically steel-reinforced polymers, also help reduce heat conduction.
3. Glass: Different types of glazing offer varying levels of efficiency. Low-e glass is preferred for its superior heat retention. For enhanced insulation, triple-glazed windows are an excellent choice.
4. Installation Quality: The effectiveness of high-performance windows is contingent upon proper installation. Even the best windows will underperform if not installed correctly.