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Wooden double-glazed windows are the perfect choice, combining the beauty of tradition with modern technology. These windows add naturalness and elegance to your home, with a unique wood grain and colour that can be adapted to any interior design. The double glazing used in timber windows provides excellent thermal and acoustic insulation, helping to reduce energy costs and provide peace of mind at home. Double or triple glazing with an inert gas between the glass panels, such as argon, further improves the insulating properties. In addition, modern treatment technologies make wooden windows resistant to moisture and weathering, ensuring their longevity. If properly maintained, wooden windows can last for decades, maintaining their functionality and aesthetic value. They are also an environmentally friendly choice, as wood is a renewable resource and old windows can be easily recycled. That’s why double-glazed wooden windows are not only stylish, but also practical and sustainable.

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An insulating glass unit consists of a number of glass panes joined together to form an insulating layer between them. This gap is filled with air or an inert gas such as argon to improve insulating properties. Two- or three-glazed units are usually used, but more may be available depending on specific needs.

Double-glazed wooden windows:

• Double glazing. Consisting of two glass panels with an insulating gap between them. This gap is usually filled with air or an inert gas such as argon, which increases thermal insulation and reduces energy consumption.

• Triple glazing. Consisting of three glass panels with two insulating spaces between them. They offer even better thermal and acoustic insulation than double glazing, making them ideal for extremely cold or noisy areas.

• Low-emission glazing. These packages have a special coating that reflects infrared rays to reduce heat loss in winter and heat penetration in summer. This helps to further reduce energy consumption and improve indoor comfort.

• Solar reflective packages. Solar reflective packages. This is especially useful for south-facing windows to avoid overheating in summer.