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The main similarity between slimline aluminium windows and uPVC slimline windows are the frame depths. They are both beautifully slim, resulting in a sleek, contemporary appearance and windows that allow huge amounts of natural light into the home.
However, this is where the similarity ends. So, as we install both types of windows, we thought we would take a closer look at their differences to help you decide which you prefer.
Because of aluminium’s incredible natural strength, slimline aluminium windows have been around for some time. However, advancements in technology mean they now offer a wealth of additional benefits, including impressive thermal efficiency and energy-saving capabilities:
Although slimline frames are traditionally associated with aluminium windows, our uPVC slimline windows - designed exclusively by us - are some of the first to buck this trend allowing more natural light into your home.
Along with 12% more glass than standard uPVC windows, you can expect a wide range of great features:
We hope this helped you determine whether your dream windows are a uPVC slimline window or a aluminium window, whichever you choose, they will the perfect fit for your home.
So, if you are interested in either set, get in touch with us here at Sheerwater Glass today. We are available to call on 01932 344 415 or you can contact us online.
All our glazing options and installations comply with current building regulations, ensuring you a high performance product for your home.
One of our team would be happy to have a chat with you about your requirements, answer any unanswered questions and measure up at a time that suits you to provide you a free, no obligation quote.
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