Why Do Windows Make Clicking Noises in the Sun? A click or pop from a window during sunshine can be unsettling, particularly after replacement work. Temperature-driven movement is one possible explanation, but hearing the sound does not identify the component responsible or establish whether the installation needs attention. The glass, frame, fittings and adjoining construction […]
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Sep
Sep
Glazing Lives at the Most Exposed Part of the Building Windows and glazed doors occupy a demanding position within the architecture of a home. They form part of the boundary between a relatively controlled interior and an external environment that changes continuously. Across the seasons, frames, seals and surrounding components encounter variations in temperature, moisture, […]
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Jul
Jul
What a Window Seal Actually Does When people think about windows, their attention naturally focuses on the visible elements: the glass, the frame or the overall design. Yet one of the most important components is almost entirely hidden from view. The perimeter seal around an insulated glazing unit performs a critical role in maintaining the […]