Solutions
At Anglezarke UK, we supply a carefully curated range of premium glazing solutions from Europe’s leading manufacturers. Whether your project prioritises energy performance, minimalist aesthetics, or bespoke architectural detailing, our systems provide the flexibility and reliability to achieve exceptional results without compromise.
Passive Housing
Passive Housing
Anglezarke UK specialises in supplying and installing high-performance windows, doors, and architectural glazing systems designed to meet the stringent standards required for certified Passive House buildings. We work in partnership with leading manufacturers, including Internorm and Reynaers Aluminium, to deliver precision-engineered solutions offering exceptional airtightness, low U-values, and consistent thermal performance throughout the year.
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Triple Glazing
Triple Glazing
Triple-glazed systems deliver superior insulation and internal warmth compared to standard double glazing. Our brand partners, Internorm, Rationel, QFORT, Velfac, and Solarlux specialise in high-performance triple-glazed units that offer excellent airtightness, weather resistance, and long-term stability. These solutions are ideal for homes seeking the highest levels of energy performance without compromising on design.
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Thermal Efficiency
Thermal Efficiency
Thermal efficiency is critical for modern architecture and must be considered as part of the complete building envelope, not simply at the product level. It offers substantial benefits beyond mere temperature regulation. By incorporating advanced thermal breaks and high-performance glazing, Anglezarke UK’s systems dramatically reduce reliance on artificial heating and cooling.
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What goes into being a passive house?
Architects/Builders Information
A Passive House-certified build requires five key principles: incredible insulation and airtight construction with thermally efficient doors and windows, a mechanical ventilation system with heat recovery, and a thermal-bridge-free design. The glazing must achieve extremely low U-values to maintain stable indoor temperatures year-round.
What’s the difference between double and triple glazing?
Home Owner Information
Double glazing features two panes of glass with an insulating gap, while triple glazing adds a third pane for enhanced thermal and acoustic performance. Triple glazing significantly reduces heat loss, improves energy efficiency, and enhances comfort.
Which windows are the most thermally efficient?
Home Owner Information
Aluminium-Clad Timber Windows with triple glazing are among the most thermally efficient, due to the insulation properties of the timber frame, which is protected externally by a weather-resistant aluminium cladding. High-performance aluminium systems from Velfac and Internorm also offer excellent insulation thanks to advanced thermal break technology.
Bring your designs to life with architectural glass and glazing experts
As a trusted partner to architects, developers, and homeowners, Anglezarke combines cutting-edge European systems with expert design consultation to bring your unique vision to life.