Condensation on outside of new DG windows?
- Thread starter Henrik
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it just happens in some weather conditions
the double glazing prevents warmth from your house heating up the outside pane of glass, in the morning the glass will still be cold from the night, so it will be liable to get condensation until it warms up. this may happen quickly if sun shines on it, or it could take a while. depends on weather conditions.
the double glazing prevents warmth from your house heating up the outside pane of glass, in the morning the glass will still be cold from the night, so it will be liable to get condensation until it warms up. this may happen quickly if sun shines on it, or it could take a while. depends on weather conditions.
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