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A good front door will contribute significantly to heat retention in your house. The effectiveness of insulation around the rest of your house and double glazing will be compromised if the front door is draughty or not adequately insulated.

As part of the UK government’s commitment to improving energy efficiency all doors are required to meet performance standards and are awarded a specific ‘U’ value and rated from ‘E’ to ‘A++’ based on the materials chosen for the frame and the glazing. The UK government authorised competent person FENSA scheme advises a higher the energy rating on a window or door to save money on heating bills. 

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Thermal efficiency is not just about keeping your house warm in winter – your home will be cooler in summer with a well-insulated modern front door, saving you energy bills all year round. You may also find that a new door can reduce noise which may be particularly useful if you are near road traffic.

Thermally efficient doors make your home more comfortable at a lower environmental and economic cost. Many manufacturers are showing concern in respect of the environmental impact of their production methods and good ones won’t mind you asking what they are doing to help reduce their carbon footprint. C.Glancey windows and doors supply quality windows and doors throughought Lanarkshire,Glasgow,Edinburgh,Bathgate,Stirling,Hamtilon,Motherwell,Bellshill and all surounding areas.

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