Better Homes, Less Impact.

Upgrading glazing in existing windows to save energy, reduce carbon, and make social housing more sustainable.

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Future Thinking

Replace glass, cut CO₂

Installing energy‑efficient glazing, such as double or triple enhancements, in typical homes could cut your CO₂ annually.

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Glass replacement can drive up to 40 % energy savings in buildings

Energy‑efficient window measures like improved glazing or retrofit upgradescan reduce overall building energy use by up to 40 %, lowering energy demand and emissions.

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Low carbon footprint

Reduce overall greenhouse gas emissions

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Frame reuse

Reduces landfill waste

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Better insulation

Energy Efficiency

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Low carbon footprint

Reduce overall greenhouse gas emissions

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Frame reuse

Reduces landfill waste

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Better insulation

Energy Efficiency

Retrofitting existing elements can save up to 50 % of carbon emissions

Maintenance and conservation‑focused retrofits not full replacements have the potential to reduce carbon emissions by 30 to 50 % while lowering energy usage by up to 40 %.

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Sustainable

Locks in carbon

Repairing and upgrading existing windows can reduce embodied carbon by up to 49× compared with full replacements.

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Lower carbon.
Smarter upgrades.

Upgrade existing windows with ultra-thin, high-performance glass that reduces environmental impact while improving comfort and efficiency.

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Delivers excellent insulation and comfort without bulky frames, making it ideal for existing windows.

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