Double Glazing: The Complete Buyer's Guide

by Mark Richards

Don't buy replacement windows for your home until you've read this book!With detailed information on how double glazing works, the different materials available, how to save money and get the best deal, dodgy sales tactics to look out for, the features available, the best way to finance your purchase and much more, this is the most comprehensive guide to double glazing currently available. Don't confuse this with the short ebooks that barely skim the surface of the subject - this book has more than 29,000 words and no filler. Things you'll learn Double Glazing Works Which is the Best Frame Material, uPVC, Aluminium or Wood?Why Do Windows Lose Heat?What are U Values?Is Secondary Double Glazing a Good Alternative?What is the Average Cost of Double Glazing?How To Save Money and Get a Great DealWhat Dodgy Sales Tactics Should I Look Out For?What Are My Legal Rights?Do I Need Planning Permission?What Building Regulations Do I Need to Comply With?How To Resolve Problems and DisputesIs Energy Efficient Glass Worth The Extra Cost?What Is Argon Filled Double Glazing?When is Triple Glazing Worth Considering?Does Self Cleaning Glass Really Work? Is Double Glazing A Good Investment?Do uPVC Windows Discolour Over Time?...and a great deal more. By the time you've finished reading this book, you'll be an expert on all aspects of double glazing.Don't get ripped off by double glazing salesmen, or conned into paying hundreds of pounds for features you don't really need - read this book first, and you'll probably know more about double glazing than most of the salesmen! Be prepared, buy with confidence - and get a great deal.

157 pages, Kindle Edition

First published July 10, 2012

About the author

Librarian note: There are multiple authors with this name in this data base.

For the author of the UK's Funniest Dad Blog go to Mark Richards.

For the author of Software Architecture Patterns go to Mark Richards.

For the outdoor writer go to Mark Richards.

For the co-author of A Practical Approach to Conveyancing go to Mark Richards.