Clearview Door Panels - Preparing Your Home For Winter
Clearview is helping homeowners prepare for winter by replacing their back and front doors. Burglars are typically attracted to older doors because they are more difficult to force access through.
Aluminium bifold doors enable Bromley homeowners to connect their home seamlessly with their garden. The glazed panels are insulators that block the loss of heat and cold transmission.
Multi-point locking systems
A secure door is an essential component of any home, and installing a multipoint locking system will improve the security of your home. In contrast to a traditional single-point lock, multipoint locks include deadbolts in multiple points along the length of the door panel. This makes them harder to get into and provides you with peace of mind knowing that your home is secured from unwanted burglars.
Numerous manufacturers offer multipoint locks that can be used on sliding doors, french doors and single entry doors. Some systems have the deadbolt in the central area and live bolts, which are mounted with hook bolts on the top and bottom of the door panels. They can be locked by using the key or handle, and the locking points are rotated into place to create an airtight seal.
The type of multipoint locking system that is the best for your home is based on many factors. Take into consideration the level of security you require, as well as your family's lifestyle and needs. If you have small children A lock that is easy to use by them, but is difficult to use to break into, is the best choice.
Our high-security multipoint locking systems that are approved by insurance are a great way to improve your home's security. They are also great for increasing energy efficiency by creating a tighter seal against cold air and rain.
Sash jammers
Sash jammers have become a popular security feature for doors and windows. They are simple to install and cost a small amount. RepairMyWindowsAndDoors can be put in on uPVC doors and windows which open outwards or inwards. The Jammer Arm can be turned to lock or unlock the sash.
They're an effective burglar deterrent because they provide a second barrier against criminals when they attempt to gain entry into your home. They also stop windows from being opened in a forced entry scenario and safeguard your property from potential burglars who might use the window as a way to escape should they be caught inside.
Sash jammers can also be used to stop your uPVC window or door from being pushed down by pets, children, or other occupants. They can be easily put in and removed, simply by turning the arm, ensuring peace of mind for family members.
There are a variety of non-locking and locking sash jammers on the market, so it's important to determine which one is right for you. Consider a premium version with key locking, which is more secure and only accessible from the outside. If you're uncertain about the best sash jammer for your home make sure you consult an experienced locksmith. They can provide suggestions and advice that fit your home.
Glazing options
The glass you put in your doors and windows plays a significant role in the thermal performance of your home, as well as security and the amount of light it lets into your Bromley & Croydon property. Albion Windows offer their South London customers a range of modern glazing options from Planitherm which utilizes exclusive coatings and laminated layers that provide these advantages.
Our energy standard glass offers high levels of thermal efficiency for your home. The glass has a tiny coating that is reflective of solar heat and reflect the energy of the sun.
Increase the amount of glass on your back and front door is one of the most effective ways to improve the efficiency of your home. The double and triple glazing door is constructed with an air pocket that can store both warm and cold air to better insulate Bromley and Croydon properties.
Mr Mailey Mr Mailey Bromley is looking to replace his timber front door with a contemporary one. He didn't want the appearance of his home to be diminished. Clearview created his new French door using frames made from strong aluminium, 4mm toughened glass that has an argon-filled space for great insulation. He selected the Comfort Plus glass option, which helps keep noise to a minimum and shield furniture from damaging UV radiation.
Final touches
As autumn draws near and the nights begin to get dark, homeowners will want to make improvements before the cold weather sets in. James Mailey from Bromley, London has contacted the team from Clearview to find out what new French doors would be the most suitable for his home.
The team designed three brand new panel doors with frames made from strong aluminium and toughened glass. The glass was fitted with an argon-filled space that provides excellent insulation.
Mr Mailey has chosen to use an overlay stained glass panel as instead of the traditional method of staining that requires fixing together small pieces of fragile glass with strips of lead that are branded 'H' and are soldered in place. Overlay stained glass is more durable and offers a great security level and provides an aesthetic improvement.