Is this a double-glazed window?

Scud14 · 24 Nov 2010

Hello guys...
I've taken this picture of the window that is located at the wall near the stairs.

The same condensation thing happens with other "double-glazed" windows of the rooms.

Is that a double glazed window?!
and what would be the solution for this?

Cheers

freddiemercurystwin · 24 Nov 2010

Ist that condensation between the panes or on the inside?

Anyway, looks double glazed to me, double glazing units have a life typically of around 10 years before the seals go and they fail then you get condensation forming between the panes. the solution is to fit new double glazed units. That looks a bit like a puddle on the cill caused by condensation, more ventilation is the answer to that.

The-brickie · 24 Nov 2010

DG yes, also Ali and hardwood, so you'll get condensation on the inside of the white part of the frame, if you going to stop it (as well as ventilation) you'll need better windows.

Scud14 · 25 Nov 2010

That condensation was on the glass from my side and not in the between area.

thanks guys for the tips

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Is this a double-glazed window?

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