A-rated window

2007-09-07T00:00:00+01:00

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Eurocell Profiles and Haven Home Improvements have launched what they claim is one of the most cost-effective windows on the market with an A-rating for energy efficiency.

It was designed to be bought off-the-shelf and the manufacturers say the only premium over a standard Part L-compliant window is in the upgraded insulated glass. The window maintains its rigidity with steel reinforcing.

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