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bromley windows – Preparing Your Home For Winter As autumn gets closer Clearview is busy helping homeowners prepare their home for winter with new front and back doors. Burglars are typically attracted to older doors since they are easier to gain access through. Our bifold doors made of aluminum allow Bromley homeowners to connect their home seamlessly to the garden. The glazed panels serve as insulation, preventing the loss of heat and transfer of cold. Multi-point locking systems A secure door is an essential component of any home, and putting in a multipoint locking system can boost your property's security levels. Multipoint locks feature deadbolts at multiple points across the door's frame, which is not possible with conventional single-point locks. This makes them harder to break into and can provide peace of mind that your home is secured from intruders who aren't yours. Many manufacturers make multipoint locks that can be installed on sliding doors, french doors and single entry doors. Some systems have an encapsulated deadbolt, as well as live bolts, and hook bolts at the top and bottom of the door panels. They can be locked with the key or handle and the locking points are rotated into place to create an airtight seal. Choosing the right type of multipoint lock system for your home will rely on several factors. Consider the level and type of security you require, as well as the lifestyle and requirements of your family. If you have young children the lock that is easy to use for children, but is difficult to break into, is the best choice. Multipoint locking systems that have high security and insurance approval are a great option to enhance the security of your home. They are also great for increasing energy efficiency by creating a stronger seal against cold temperatures and rain. Sash jammers Sash jammers are a well-known supplementary security feature for windows and doors. They are simple to install and are inexpensive. They can be used on uPVC doors and windows that open either outwards or inwards. They are easy to operate, requiring only simply turning the Jammer Arm locking or releasing the sash. They're a great burglar deterrent, as they create a second hurdle for criminals trying to gain entry into your home. They also prevent windows from being opened in the event of forced entry and protect your home from potential burglars who might use the window as an escape route when they're caught in. Sash Jammers are also useful in protecting your uPVC door or window from being opened by pets, children or other occupants. They are easy to install and removed just by turning the arm, ensuring peace of mind for family members. There are both non-locking and locking sash jammers that are available, so it's important to determine which one is the best for you. You should think about a key locking model, since this is more secure and can only be operated from outside. If you're unsure about which sash jammer to choose, consult with a reliable locksmith. They'll be able to offer advice and suggestions that are appropriate for your home. Glazing options The glass you put in your doors and windows plays significant roles in thermal performance, security, and the amount of light that is let into your Bromley & Croydon home. Albion Windows offers their South London clients a variety of contemporary glazing options by Planitherm. These options make use of unique coatings and laminated layers to provide these benefits. Our energy standard glass provides high levels of thermal efficiency for your home. The glass has a tiny coating that reflects solar heat and reflects radiant energy. Increase the amount of glass on your back and front door is among the most effective ways to increase the thermal efficiency of your home. This is because double and triple door windows are designed with an air pocket which can absorb and hold both the cold and hot air to better insulate your Bromley & Croydon property. Mr Mailey from Bromley was looking to replace his front door made of timber with something more modern however, he wasn't looking to alter the look and feel of his house. Clearview began to build his new French doors, using frames constructed of sturdy aluminum and toughened glass 4mm with an argon cavity to provide excellent insulative properties. He chose Comfort Plus glass, which helps reduce noise and protect furniture from fade due to UV rays. Finishing touches As the autumnal season approaches and the night gets darker, homeowners plan to invest in home improvements before the cold weather sets in. James Mailey, from Bromley in London has contacted Clearview to find out which new French doors were best for his home. The team built a pair of new 3 panel doors that have frames made of toughened aluminium that is strong and durable glass. The glass was incorporated with an argon space which gives excellent insulation. Mr Mailey picked an overlay stained-glass panel over the traditional design that involved gluing small pieces of fragile tempered glass with 'H” lead strips that were soldered in place. The overlay stained glass is more durable and provides a great degree of security and provides an aesthetic improvement.