6 reasons why slimline uPVC windows are better than regular windows
Here at Sheerwater Glass, we are proud to offer our customers our exclusive slimline uPVC windows. Better than regular windows for several reasons,...
Topic: Windows
Mock sash windows vs sash windows: what are the differences?
Mock sash windows and sash windows are perfect for introducing some historical charm to a property. But if you’ve been thinking of buying either...
5 reasons to contact traditional glass & glazing experts before trying repairs yourself
There is no doubt that traditional varieties of glazing add considerable depth to a property’s character. However, with some varieties being over...
What are the different types of window frames?
Here at Sheerwater Glass, we often get asked ‘what are the different types of window frames?’. So, if you're interested to learn about small...
My greenhouse glass has smashed – can I get it fixed?
Whether the cause is a stray football, a fallen branch or something else, smashed greenhouse glass is a common occurrence. This is because most...
Can you repair double glazed windows?
Whilst double glazing makes an excellent addition to the home, sometimes it stops working as it should. However, the good news is that double...
What is a window sightline?
The sightline is the term used to describe the amount of window frame that you see when looking directly at the window. Therefore, it is...
Our 2020 winter home checklist
Whilst we have all heard of spring cleaning, many of us forget the importance of winter maintenance. The long, dark nights, cold and wet weather...
What’s the difference between slimline aluminium windows & uPVC slimline windows?
The main similarity between slimline aluminium windows and uPVC slimline windows are the frame depths. They are both beautifully slim, resulting in...
How thin can double glazing windows & frame be?
The thinnest standard double-glazed windows can be is 14mm, made up of two 4mm glass panes and a 6mm spacer bar. However, there are exceptions to...