Glasswise Expands Secondary Glazing Services to Period and Listed Properties
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Glasswise, a London-based manufacturer and installer of acoustic and thermal secondary glazing, has expanded its services to period and listed properties across the United Kingdom. This move aims to cater to homeowners and commercial clients who wish to enhance the energy efficiency and acoustic comfort of their buildings while preserving the original windows.
The company’s secondary glazing systems feature slim aluminium frames with a 36mm outer profile, custom-made for each window opening. For noise reduction, Glasswise installs 6.4mm acoustic laminated glass, setting the gap between the existing and new window to suit the specific noise problem. To retain heat, the airtight construction of the secondary unit reduces draughts and heat loss through older single-glazed windows.
Each project begins with a site survey, where an experienced installer measures every window and advises on the most suitable system. Options include horizontal sliders, vertical sliders, hinged casements, and lift-out panels. A fixed quotation is issued before installation, and frames are powder-coated to match existing joinery. Every installation comes with a 10-year guarantee.
Glasswise serves private homeowners, landlords, and commercial clients, including offices and other buildings where external noise or heat loss is a concern. Enquiries and survey bookings can be made through the company’s website.
Founded in 2014, Glasswise brings more than 30 years of experience in glass and glazing, including compliance work for listed buildings. Its mission is to help property owners make their buildings quieter and more energy efficient while preserving original windows and architectural character.
The company’s expansion into period and listed properties is part of its ongoing commitment to providing sustainable and effective solutions for the preservation of historic buildings. Glasswise’s systems are commonly accepted for listed buildings and properties in conservation areas, where double glazing may not be permitted.
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The company’s expansion into period and listed properties is a significant step in its mission to support the preservation of historic buildings while enhancing their energy efficiency and acoustic comfort. Glasswise’s commitment to quality and sustainability is evident in its range of services and its long-standing experience in the industry.
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Glasswise’s expansion into period and listed properties across the UK is a testament to its commitment to providing innovative and sustainable solutions for property owners. The company’s systems are designed to meet the specific needs of historic buildings, ensuring that original windows are preserved while enhancing the comfort and energy efficiency of the property.