0 to use windows that have two layers of glass, in order to keep a building warm or to reduce noise from outside:
The owners are expected to double-glaze all 852 windows in the building.
When you double-glaze, it not only cuts heat loss but also reduces noise and condensation.
She calculates that double-glazing my sash windows could save me £42 a year on heating bills.
We cannot double-glaze gardens, and people like to spend time in their gardens during the summer.
This year, £750,000 has been pledged to double-glaze windows, replace boilers and improve insulation further.
We should insulate, double-glaze and draught-proof the home.
I realise that there is a statutory right to double-glaze each living room or bedroom exposed to noise at or above the level specified in the noise insulation regulations.
Is he aware of the increasing importance attached to double-glazing in the prevention of hypothermia among old people?
