Replacing or installing new windows provides the opportunity for you to enhance your home not only in terms of appearance, but in terms of energy performance and comfort, improved noise insulation, improved security, and even lower maintenance with self-cleaning glass.

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If you need replacement glass to match an existing design, don't worry, we have a number of well-established designs that are still available.

Our Pilkington Texture Glass range, and modern etched glass range - Pilkington Oriel, can now be viewed in our updated pattern presenter which has more functionality including a pattern visualiser. It's easy to pick a pattern and background to see your preferred glass in application.

By replacing single glazed window glass with thermally insulated windows containing Pilkington energiKare™ double glazing units, the amount of energy lost can be reduced by up to 75% and heating bills lowered by up to 20% each year. Significant savings can also be achieved by upgrading old double glazed windows which were installed before ...

By replacing your old plastic or glass roof with new IGU's consisting of a Pilkington Range glass with solar control properties such as Pilkington Blue, you can keep your conservatory cooler in the warmer seasons, maintaining your conservatory as a comfortable room all year round.

Replacing the heat lost through your windows can be expensive so don’t throw your money out of the window! Install low emissivity (low-e) energy-efficient windows to help to reduce your heating bills by up to 20% each year.

For applications where highly efficient thermal insulation glazing is required, the occurrence of condensation can be a problem, especially in the spring and autumn months. New Pilkington Anti-condensation Glass is designed to prevent the onset of condensation and improve the view through your windows.

Glass panes can be installed in a system based on aluminium or steel profiles or as a point fixed structural glazing system where conventional metal framing is eliminated and the glass is mechanically fixed.

Solar control glass can be an attractive feature of a building whilst at the same time minimising, or even eliminating the need for an air conditioning system, reducing running costs of the building and saving energy. In hot climates, solar control glass can be used to minimise solar heat gain and help control glare.