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6 years6 yearsMiglas WindowsMiglas Windows posted:
Timber-looking Aluminum Windows ?

Hello gmohitg,
Are you interested in these purely from an Aesthetic point of view?
There are several suppliers that can now offer a "timber-look" powdercoat option from a company called DecoWood.
You can…

7 years7 yearsMiglas WindowsMiglas Windows posted:
Tinting double glazed windows

Hello Gaudi,
Adding the tint afterwards will always increase the risk of thermal stress/cracking - however in toughened glass its very unlikely to occur.
I would suggest contacting your window supplier to…

7 years7 yearsMiglas WindowsMiglas Windows posted:
Tinting double glazed windows

Hello Gaudi,
Are these going to be new windows or existing ?
If these are new products you can specify laminated glass as part of the IGU which can assist in reducing…

10 years10 yearsMiglas WindowsMiglas Windows posted:
Double glazing windows in a completed new house

Hi Pearz,
It depends on your system, but typically an Aluminium window is very difficult to retrofit the double glazed unit into unless it was designed to take it. The other…

10 years10 yearsMiglas WindowsMiglas Windows posted:
Window screen mesh with tilt and turn windows?

Hi mummers_farce,
Unfortunately this is an issue with most open-in style windows. Your two best options are probably external fixed screens, or retractable internal screens, However the external screens will tend…

10 years10 yearsMiglas WindowsMiglas Windows posted:
Which Windows??

Hi Beazley77,
In general, awnings are a better option as they provide a better seal than that of a sliding window. Depending on the window system you opt for, Awnings provide…

11 years11 yearsMiglas WindowsMiglas Windows posted:
Largest Standard Window Sizes

Hi Art,
You will definitely struggle to find something that big in a manufacturer’s standard size.
Whichever product you decide to proceed with you will need to carefully think about the handling…

11 years11 yearsMiglas WindowsMiglas Windows posted:
Timber look aluminium windows

Hi Tradeup,
Have you considered a composite system? (i.e. Aluminium Clad Hardwood Windows) This way you will get the interior decor and feel of a timber window as well as the…

11 years11 yearsMiglas WindowsMiglas Windows posted:
Double glazing question

Hi newstart2day,
It depends what you are trying to achieve - and what the cavity is filled with(air, argon etc.) - but typically around 12-14mm is the optimum for thermal performance.
Don't…

11 years11 yearsMiglas WindowsMiglas Windows posted:
Low E glass - are you using it, pros and cons

Agree with Ed,
Any external coating on, even if on a Double glazed unit is a real nuisance.
Whilst it will give you better thermal properties it will become 'dirty' noticeably…

11 years11 yearsMiglas WindowsMiglas Windows posted:
Looking for supplier of double sliding glass french doors

Hello Sarix,
We make a FSSF configuration double glazed sliding door in an Aluminium Clad composite frame.
shoot us an email at info@miglas.com.au and i will send you through…

11 years11 yearsMiglas WindowsMiglas Windows posted:
Miglas Windows

Hi tjilpi,

Please accept my sincere apologies that your experience with our company has not been satisfactory.
I feel this is something definitely out of the ordinary as we pride ourselves…

15 years15 yearsMiglas WindowsMiglas Windows posted:
Double glazing - to the whole of house or parts?

Dear Ed,
I think it's not worth arguing about a U Value of 10 or 8 - no matter what you said before - it's both not good. Aluminium only frames…

15 years15 yearsMiglas WindowsMiglas Windows posted:
Double glazing - to the whole of house or parts?

Dear Ed,
I disagree and would say high performance double glazing starts at under a U-Value of 3 and not above. It's funny what it's called high performance nowadays - there…

15 years15 yearsMiglas WindowsMiglas Windows posted:
Double glazing - to the whole of house or parts?

Dear Bronco,
I think it’s a very sensible decision to go double glazing. The further south you go in Australia the more important double glazing becomes. Just because you can get…

15 years15 yearsMiglas WindowsMiglas Windows posted:
Window brand recommendations

Dear Bam,
The only thing I can say when just using WERS to compare windows, please be aware that you work with a very limited amount of figures that are calculated…

15 years15 yearsMiglas WindowsMiglas Windows posted:
Keyless Entry

Dear Purpleninja,
the system we prefer is only working when your finger is actually on your hand (body temperature required). If you should get forced to use it, you just have…

15 years15 yearsMiglas WindowsMiglas Windows posted:
Windows: Awning or Sliding?

Helyn/ Ed,
30 minutes flushing 3 times a day should do the trick in regard to healthy room environment. It's just about putting you into the driving seat regarding ventilation and…

15 years15 yearsMiglas WindowsMiglas Windows posted:
Apart from cost, any downside in using toughened glass?

Argon should be possible soon for less than 50$ if you have the right supplier. Please keep in mind it's still glass after all. Not knowing you system the security…

15 years15 yearsMiglas WindowsMiglas Windows posted:
Yellowtail Windows - anyone any experience with these ?

Hi Neil100,
I don’t know the company, but I had a look at the homepage. I don't know what you are after, but it doesn't look like there are into double…

15 years15 yearsMiglas WindowsMiglas Windows posted:
Apart from cost, any downside in using toughened glass?

8mmm air gap is not really a preferable double glazing unit. Laminated glass has the advantage that cuts out 99% of the UV plus it has a better noise insulation…

15 years15 yearsMiglas WindowsMiglas Windows posted:
which windows?

Dear Lorette, Dear Ed,
Locks on many chain winders are more of a joke anyway given that they are fixed with two tiny screws. Additional locks besides the winder itself are…

15 years15 yearsMiglas WindowsMiglas Windows posted:
security for bi-fold doors

Dear Reaver,
I can just agree with windowexpert. That's why multi-point locking will become standard in the next few years (OK probably more 15 years).
There are a few manufacturers in…

15 years15 yearsMiglas WindowsMiglas Windows posted:
Deadlocks scare me, are there any alternatives?

LOL - that was all a very good read. Sorry though that it turned out to be such hassle for you with a very odd solution.
With deadlocks we have to…

15 years15 yearsMiglas WindowsMiglas Windows posted:
Keyless Entry

I prefer the finger scanner option. No one can steel the finger and I can't loose it.
Remotes get lost I have to get them out of my pocket. The finger…

15 years15 yearsMiglas WindowsMiglas Windows posted:
which windows?

Dear Loretta,
I can understand your frustration with chain winders. We have decided to go without a chain winder on all manually operated awnings. On the other hand the maximised ventilation…

15 years15 yearsMiglas WindowsMiglas Windows posted:
window and door colour help me pls???

Dear Sveta,
It's hard to just give advice as colours are chosen more to personal liking than anything else.
Did you already decide what window system you use? Do you have the…

15 years15 yearsMiglas WindowsMiglas Windows posted:
Windows: Awning or Sliding?

Problem with sliding doors or windows is that they don’t seal properly. That has nothing to do with the fact that they are open or not. Constant air leakage means…

15 years15 yearsMiglas WindowsMiglas Windows posted:
Apart from cost, any downside in using toughened glass?

Dear Casa,
I checked with Viridian Glass and it is correct that toughened glass is a little bit easier to be scratched, but in saying that all glazing can be scratched…

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