Warm Edge Units Ltd in Administration Myles Halley and David Standish were appointed Joint Administrators of Warm Edge Units (UK) Limited on 25 September 2008. The affairs, business and property of the company are being managed by the Joint Administrators. The Joint Administrators act as agents of the company and contract without personal liability. Myles Halley is authorised to act as an insolvency practitioner by the ICAEW. David Standish is authorised to act as an insolvency practitioner by the IPA.

 

Warm Edge - Efficient Double Glazing Technology

Warm Edge Units Ltd are specialist manufacturers of double glazing units utilising Warm Edge Technology.

What is Warm Edge Technology?
Up to 80% of a window's energy loss occurs at the edge of the glass due to the aluminium spacer. A Warm Edge Spacer can make the temperature at the edge of the glass up to 65% warmer!

Benefits of our Warm Edge Technology :-

Energy Saving
Higher Energy Ratings can be achieved with a Warm Edge Spacer in conjunction with coated glasses. The Super Spacer product we use is 950 times less conductive than an aluminium spacer.

Noise Reduction
Made from a closed polymer foam, the Super Spacer actually absorbs sound and reduce noise by up to 2DB.

Durability
In accelerated testing our Super Spacer has been shown to last twice as long as normal dual seal systems and five times longer than single seal systems.
The foam can expand and contract must better than rigid metal systems - a major cause of stress fractures in conventional sealed units.

Enhanced Aesthetics
Most windows now incorporate low line glazing beads and gaskets. A standard aluminium spacer protrudes into the sightline of the window. Our Super Spacer has a lower sightline, eliminating this problem. Super Spacer also reflects back the colour of the window frame, so if it is glazed into a white frame, the spacer reflects back white.

Reduced Condensation
Up to 70% reduction in condensation

Award Winning Thermal Efficiency
Super Spacer is the highest performing spacer system for thermal efficiency.
In a recent Government funded project carried out by the Glass and Glazing Federation (GGF), a host of simulations and hot box testing were undertaken. The tests were designed to determine the effect of different warm edge products on the overall U-Values of different types of windows and glazing configurations.
In all cases Super Spacer came out on top. A copy of the full report can be obtained on request or via the GGF website.