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Tag Archives: triple glazed windows

How to Reduce Energy Bills Amid the Price Cap Increase

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With the recent rise in the energy price cap, many homeowners are seeking ways to reduce energy bills while maintaining a comfortable home environment. As energy costs rise, investing in energy-efficient solutions can help lower household expenses. At Staywarm, we provide a range of products that can make a significant difference in reducing energy consumption.

Energy Efficient Upgrades for Landlords Amid Renting Ban

Energy Efficient Triple Glazed Windows

With the new regulations announced by Ed Miliband, landlords will soon face stricter energy efficiency requirements. By 2030, rental properties must achieve an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of C or higher. To help landlords meet these standards, Staywarm offers a range of solutions designed to improve energy efficiency, increase property value, and ensure compliance […]

Bay Windows: Transforming Homes with Timeless Elegance

Bay Windows

Bay windows are architectural gems that add character, elegance, and functionality to any home. Delve into the beauty and versatility of bay windows, exploring their design options, benefits, and tips for making the most of these distinctive features in your living space.

The Power of Soundproofing Triple Glazing

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In the hustle and bustle of modern life, finding moments of peace and tranquillity within our homes is essential. However, with noise pollution on the rise, achieving a serene living environment can be a challenge. That’s where soundproofing triple glazing steps in as a game-changer, offering a shield against the outside world.

Triple Glazed Windows Could Become Standard For UK Homes

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To help the UK reach it’s goal in reducing emissions, the government could make triple-glazed windows standard in all new build properties. New regulations could mean that properties built after 2025 would have to be fitted with triple-glazed windows, meaning a rise in demand for the extra insulation. Government data states that currently over 85% […]