Clearview Door Panels - Preparing Your Home For Winter
As autumn gets closer Clearview is busy helping homeowners prepare their homes for winter by providing replacement front doors and back doors. Burglars often target older doors because they are less difficult to force open.
With our bifolding doors made of aluminium, Bromley residents can seamlessly connect their homes with the garden. The glazed panels act as insulation that block heat loss and cold transmission.
Multi-point locking systems
A safe door is a crucial element of any home, and putting in a multipoint locking system will enhance the security of your home. Multipoint locks feature deadbolts at multiple points along the length of the door's frame, which is not possible with conventional single-point locks. This makes them more difficult to break into and can give you peace of mind that your home is well secured from intruders who aren't yours.
Multipoint locks are provided by many different manufacturers and can be installed on french doors or single entry doors and sliding doors. Some systems include a central deadbolt along with a livebolt as well as hook bolts that are located on top and bottom panels. These can be locked using keys or handles, 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 several factors. Take into consideration the level of security you need and your family's lifestyle, needs and preferences. If you have kids For instance an alarm that is simple to operate for them, but hard for intruders to tamper with might be the best option.
Our high-security, insurance-approved multipoint locking systems are a great option to increase the security of your home. They are also great for improving energy efficiency, as they create a tighter seal to block rain and cold air.
Sash jammers
Sash jammers have become an increasingly popular security feature for windows and doors. They are simple to set up and cost a small amount. They can be put in on uPVC windows and doors that open outwards or inwards. The Jammer Arm can be turned to lock or unlock the sash.
They're an effective burglar deterrent as they offer an additional obstacle for criminals to climb over when attempting to break into your home. They also stop windows from being opened during forced entry, protecting your property against potential burglars who might use the window as a way to escape should they be caught inside.
Sash Jammers are also helpful in keeping your uPVC door or window from being pushed open by children, pets or other people. They can be easily put in and removed, just by turning the arm, to ensure peace of mind for your family members.
You can choose between locking and non-locking sash jammers. It is important to do your research prior to choosing the best one for you. window fitters bromley should think about a key locking model, since this is more secure and can be operated from outside. Contact a reputable locksmith if you are unsure which sash-jammer to purchase. They'll provide advice and suggestions that are appropriate for your home.
Glazing options
The glazing on your windows and doorways is a significant factor in the thermal performance of your home, as well as security and how much light it lets into your Bromley & Croydon property. Albion Windows offer their South London customers a range of modern glass options from Planitherm, which use unique coatings and laminated layers to deliver these benefits.
Our energy standard glass provides outstanding levels of thermal efficiency for your home. This glass contains a microscopic layer that emits radiant energy and absorbs solar heat which reduces your heating bills throughout the year.
Increasing the amount of glazing on your front and back doors is one of the best ways to boost the thermal efficiency of your home. This is because triple and double glazing doors are made with an air pocket between them that is able to hold both hot and cold air to better insulate your Bromley and Croydon properties.
Mr Mailey from Bromley is looking to replace his old wooden front door with a modern one. He didn't want the appearance of his home to be diminished. Clearview manufactured his new French door using frames constructed of sturdy aluminium and 4mm toughened glass that has an argon-filled chamber for superior insulation. Clearview picked Comfort Plus glass, which helps reduce noise and protects furniture from fade due to UV radiation.
Final touches
As the autumnal season approaches and the evenings get dark, homeowners will want to invest in some home improvements before the cold weather comes in. James Mailey from Bromley, London approached the team at Clearview to see what new French doors would be most suitable for his property.
The team developed a pair of 3 panel doors with frames made of strong aluminium, and toughened glass. The glass was fitted with an argon-filled space that is a great insulation.
Mr Mailey selected an overlay stained glass panel over the traditional style that required fixing small pieces of fragile tempered glass using 'H" lead strips that were then soldered into the. The overlay stained glass is more durable and provides an excellent level of security and also provides an aesthetic upgrade.