Triple Glazed Windows

If you live in a built-up area, a particularly cold climate or somewhere where you struggle to keep heated, triple-glazed windows are a good premium solution. Noise filtering, in particular, is a chief benefit.

Yes, due to the unique noise-proofing qualities and A+ rated energy efficiency, triple glazed windows have been proven to increase the value of homes.

Double glazing consists of two glass panes with an air or gas gap in between, while triple glazing consists of three glass panes with two air or gas gaps in between. Triple glazing typically offers higher insulation and energy efficiency than double glazing, as it reduces heat loss even further. However, triple glazing also costs more than double glazing, and may not be suitable for all types of windows or properties.

At Tyneside Home Improvements, we install triple-glazed windows across North East England and surrounding areas. We serve all the major cities in the area including Newcastle, Sunderland, Middlesbrough, and Durham. We also work extensively across all towns and villages in Northumberland, Tyne and Wear, North Yorkshire, and County Durham.

Triple glazing works by creating two air gaps between three glass panes that help insulate against heat transfer between varying temperature zones – outside and inside temperature. These three panes of glass are separated by a sealed vacuum filled with Argon gas, which is a poor heat conductor and prevents warm air from being lost from your home.