Final design for new windows arrived today. Its a local double glazing company, who came reccomended.
I will ask them questions tomorrow although appreciate an unbiased opinion.
Toughened glass has been included for the back door, large landing window and front room windows.
This is confusing me.
The front room has a 3 pane (6 including fans) window affair thats 1900 tall, 1500 wide. This exact configuration is in the dining room and front facing upstairs bedrooms. So looking at the front of the house there's 4 identical windows in each corner of the building, each with 3 panes (6 including fans)
The front room bay has similar scale, although, 5 window (10 including fans).
All have internal cills 700 high with sightlines at 820.
The windows in the room (3 pane front facing and 5 pane bay) are toughened glass. The other sets of identical 3 pane windows are not, despite being the same.
Any logical reason the front room's windows are specified as toughened and not the others?
I will ask them questions tomorrow although appreciate an unbiased opinion.
Toughened glass has been included for the back door, large landing window and front room windows.
This is confusing me.
The front room has a 3 pane (6 including fans) window affair thats 1900 tall, 1500 wide. This exact configuration is in the dining room and front facing upstairs bedrooms. So looking at the front of the house there's 4 identical windows in each corner of the building, each with 3 panes (6 including fans)
The front room bay has similar scale, although, 5 window (10 including fans).
All have internal cills 700 high with sightlines at 820.
The windows in the room (3 pane front facing and 5 pane bay) are toughened glass. The other sets of identical 3 pane windows are not, despite being the same.
Any logical reason the front room's windows are specified as toughened and not the others?