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Summer houses are small decorative outdoor buildings, typically made from wood. Whether they are used for enjoying the sun when it’s slightly cool out or as office, hobby, or entertainment spaces, they should let in much light and feature quality windows that contribute to style while keeping the space warm and secure. Thanks to our wide range of customisable options, at windows24.com you can design bespoke windows and doors that perfectly meet your needs.
Configure nowDifferently to sheds, which are commonly used for storage, summer houses should be places where owners can relax and be comfortable.
They are frequently furnished, may be wired to electricity, and set a design statement that contributes to the look of gardens and lounge areas. When renovating or building a summer house, the following factors should therefore be considered for new or replacement windows and doors:
At windows24.com we have an experienced team of experts who help customers with bespoke product solutions from configuration to delivery and aftercare. We asked them for a purchase portfolio of the products that they would purchase when building or renovating a garden summer house:
| uPVC window price | €34 |
|---|---|
| Wooden window price | €122 |
The Products:
A window’s frame material will influence the product's look and functional performance. At windows24.com we offer five options (uPVC, uPVC-alu, wood, wood-alu, and aluminium) that each bring their own unique benefits.
uPVC was one of our experts' top choices for new or replacement windows because this is an affordable modern material. Its surfaces are also sleek and easy-to-clean, which is ideal for outdoor use. In addition, the profiles' cores feature integrated chambers that trap air. This slows energy loss via conduction, helping to keep interiors well-insulated and dry.
On the other hand, our team also suggested wood. This is because summer houses are traditionally constructed from timber so the windows will then match well, particularly for renovation. The material is also naturally sturdy and brings beautiful grain patterns that blend with nature.
Because glass takes up a large proportion of a window’s surface, its quality and design should be carefully selected. We therefore offer several options:
At windows24.com we offer panels that have been purpose-designed for increased impact resistance and safety.
They are produced via professional processes like lamination and tempering where panes are rapidly heated and cooled or where invisible PVB polymer foil interlayers are added. The panel then becomes thicker and harder to break, which is ideal for increased break-in protection.
It also has a higher pressure-deflection, which ensures enhanced resistance to high winds in coastal locations. Furthermore, if the panes do break under much force, they won’t shatter out in sharp shards.
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To produce dry interiors and prevent mould, our double glazing ensures sufficient thermal insulation. If summer houses are regularly used as offices though, customers may consider triple glazing.
Consisting of three panes with the spaces between them filled with inert argon gas, this option further reduces energy loss via conduction and helps to reduce heating bills.
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We also offer decorative finishes like Cathedral Small or frosted Satinato for glazed panels. These variants can add interest and style while also making interiors more secluded.
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The tilt and turn opening system is an innovative German invention, which allows for particularly user-friendly operation. When the window or French door is securely closed, the handle faces downwards. Once the handle is then turned 90° anticlockwise, the sash can swing in on its side hinges for full airing. On the other hand, if the handle is turned 180° anticlockwise, the sash can instead be tilted ajar for a secure, subtle breeze.
Alternatively, we can also offer fixed panels that don’t open. This option can provide maximum security and is ideal if the space already has another source of ventilation.
Moreover, if double or triple sashes are selected, the different parts can operate separately; all sashes could tilt and turn, for example, or rather just one could tilt and turn, one could be turn-only, and the other could remain fixed.
So that different products can ideally blend or contrast with the main property or garden lounge areas, we offer a range of colour finishes and decors to complete the style. These are all professionally applied during manufacturing via technical processes to ensure lasting vibrance.
For uPVC, classic white or a beige tone are popular, as are authentic-looking wood decors from Aluplast that make the frame look like it is made from timber. For wood, water-based varnishes can be selected to modify the natural timber tone. Alternatively, there is also an extensive selection of RAL shades, including traditional pastel green tones.
