by Paul Robinson | Apr 11, 2025 | Fixaglaze Explains...
What Is a Window Restrictor? A window restrictor is a safety device designed to limit how far a window can open—typically to 100 mm or less. This simple mechanism offers added peace of mind, especially in households with young children or individuals at risk of...
by Paul Robinson | Apr 11, 2025 | Fixaglaze Explains...
What Is Activ Blue Glass? Activ Blue glass is a stylish, blue-tinted glass that reflects over 60% of the sun’s solar energy. This helps keep conservatories cooler during the summer while significantly reducing solar glare and harmful UV rays that can fade...
by Paul Robinson | Apr 11, 2025 | Fixaglaze Explains...
My Windows Are All Misted Up on the Outside. What’s Wrong With Them? The simple answer is — nothing is wrong with them! In fact, external condensation can actually be a sign that your energy-efficient windows are working properly (see more below). If...
by Paul Robinson | Apr 11, 2025 | Fixaglaze Explains...
What Is FENSA and Why Does It Matter? FENSA is a government-authorised competent person scheme that monitors Building Regulations compliance for replacement windows and doors in England and Wales. Every FENSA Approved Installer — from large national brands to...
by Paul Robinson | Apr 11, 2025 | Fixaglaze Explains...
What Do Misted Double Glazed Units Look Like? You can tell that your double-glazed unit is misted by looking for signs of condensation between the panes of glass. These spots of moisture or patches of misting occur in between the two windowpanes. Why Does This Happen?...
by Paul Robinson | Apr 9, 2025 | Fixaglaze Explains...
Thinking About Getting Double Glazing? Here’s What to Consider Without modern double glazing, our homes would be a lot less energy efficient — and our fuel bills needlessly high. So, if you’re thinking of getting double glazing installed in your home, it’s a good idea...
