Misted Double Glazing

Blown double glazing occurs when the seal between the two glass panes is compromised, allowing air or moisture to infiltrate the space between them. Several factors can contribute to this issue:

1. Age and Wear: Over time, the seals around double-glazed units can deteriorate due to exposure to the elements, temperature fluctuations, and general wear and tear. This can lead to a breakdown of the seal, allowing air and moisture to enter.
2. Poor Installation: Improper installation can create gaps or weak seals from the start, making your double glazing more susceptible to blowing.
3. Environmental Factors: Extreme weather conditions, such as temperature variations and high humidity, can exacerbate the chances of double glazing failure. The stress from constant expansion and contraction can lead to seal failure.
4. Low-Quality Materials: Substandard materials used in the manufacturing of double-glazed units can make them more prone to blowing. Investing in quality windows can help prevent this issue.
5. Bad Manufacturing: The majority of the glass you see in windows, double & triple glazed have been assembled by hand. Although there are many very respectable glass shops around some were not so respectable. And the glass they left behind is rapidly being replaced by companies like Cambridge Glass Replacement. There is one particular estate in a Cambridge village were I have replaced over 100 units on one house builders development. All the glass is under 5 years old.

At Cambridge Glass Replacement, we follow a straightforward process that minimizes disruption. Our team begins with an assessment of your existing windows, inspecting the extent of misting and any damage to the frame. We then carefully remove the faulty glazing, clean the space, and install new, energy-efficient glass. The result is clear, high-quality windows that look great and perform well.

A brand new unit supplied and fitted by Cambridge Glass Replacement to offering great new perspective and warm home.