EXTERNAL ENVELOPE 55


Renaissance for tried and trusted windows


Member companies of the Steel Window Association (SWA) have been enjoying a boom in business. This is thanks to the general upturn in activity across the housing market, with the focus on the acquisition and refurbishment of rural properties having resulted in higher than usual demand for the replacement of the traditional W20 style windows. The W20 closely replicates the appearance of the older universal suite of sections and can therefore be found providing reliable service from country cottages to dockland warehouses and in commercial, as well as industrial buildings.


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Guardian Glass Europe has launched the latest product in their leading SunGuard®


SNX 70 glass eXtraSelective range –


Guardian SunGuard SNX 70. SunGuard SNX 70 is a new triple silver-coated glass that boasts outstanding solar control and light transmission approaching 70% – plus high thermal insulation. Yet it also has a uniquely clean, natural appearance and a subtle refl ective quality that achieves a strikingly uniform aesthetic across


design contours and different viewing angles. This means SunGuard SNX 70 offers architects the opportunity to introduce more natural light and possibility of improvements in energy effi ciency and comfort.


www.guardianglass.com/gb/en


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