Tilt & Turn Windows Peterborough.

Yes. Our Tilt and Turn windows are some of the highest-value home improvement options you can invest in, especially in the winter climate of Peterborough. The unique design of tilt-and-turn windows makes it possible to control the level of ventilation and insulation within the home, significantly improving your home’s energy efficiency. 

Energy-efficient home improvement options are highly attractive due to their ability not only to make you more comfortable but also to have less monthly expenses on energy, due to the amount of energy that is no longer being wasted. 

The dual functioning mechanism of these windows allows for an inwards tilt from the top or secure ventilation, or turn inwards from the side for a full opening. These options allow you to control your energy efficiency in Peterborough expertly. 

Peterborough has rich historical architecture in many areas that add a great deal of character, and thus, homeowners prefer to protect them. Some of these historical architecture go past even the Victorian Era, going as far back as the Tudors.

Despite being modern in both function and technicalities, these windows are available in a wide range of styles as advertised above. As a result, our windows can not only fit on Peterborough  Historical Architecture, but nearly any style of building out there today. 

Historical buildings also have less freedom when it comes to energy efficiency and ventilation both. The ability to tilt the window inwards allows you to control the ventilation whilst being secure. 

Peterborough has a fairly varied climate that will have different effects on your windows. 

Due to the ability to tilt the windows inward, however, cleaning will always be immensely easy. If you notice dirt bits getting on the glass. Dirt should be cleaned with a soft cloth and mild soapy water. Avoid any abrasive cleaners. 

On top of that, you should make sure to check the weather seals when the colder Peterborough weather starts rolling in. This is because the seals are an important part of what makes the window so energy efficient. 

If the moving parts of your windows, meaning the hinges and the locking mechanisms, become exposed to water and foul weather, you may experience the windows becoming stiff. In these instances, it’s best to use lubrication in order to renew the fluid movement. Silicone based lubricant is your best bet. 

Yes. Tilt and Turn windows are known for their incredibly sturdy and robust construction. Frames are made from either uPVC, wood or aluminium, and are designed to withstand harsh impacts and environmental conditions. This makes it the best option for Peterborough. 

On top of this, the locking mechanisms ensure that there’s no way that the window will open by accident. On top of this, the frame’s architecture ensures that no unnecessary noise will leak through.