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New windows improve daylight, comfort and energy efficiency. Browse window ideas for frames, glazing and sizes, use CraftMe's AI room ideas to try window styles on a photo of your room, then book a local window fitter to measure and install them.

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What are windows projects?

Window replacement involves choosing frame materials such as uPVC, timber, aluminium or a combination, the glazing type (double or triple glazing with different coatings) and the opening style. Good installation is as important as the product: the window must be fitted square, sealed and insulated properly, and the reveals and plaster finished to keep draughts and damp out.

Popular windows styles

Timber Frame Windows

Warm, traditional frames with a natural finish that suit period and modern homes.

Aluminium Frame Windows

Slim, strong frames that allow large glass areas and a minimal look.

Triple Glazed Windows

Extra glazing layers for better insulation, quieter rooms and comfort near cold walls.

Picture Windows

Large fixed panes that maximise views and daylight.

Casement Windows

Hinged opening windows that are simple to use and suit many styles of home.

Variations and occasions

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FAQ

Windows projects – questions & answers

When should I replace windows?

Consider replacing windows if the frames are rotting, the glass is misted between panes, draughts are noticeable or the windows are hard to open or close. A window fitter can check the condition and advise.

What is the difference between double and triple glazing?

Triple glazing has three panes instead of two, which gives better insulation and sound reduction. It is heavier, so the frame and fitting need to be suitable for the extra weight.

Do new windows need planning permission?

Usually not for like-for-like replacements in ordinary homes, but changes to size, style or colour in listed buildings or conservation areas can need approval. Check with your local authority.

Should I replace all windows at once?

Not necessarily. Many people replace windows in stages, starting with the most draughty or damaged ones. A fitter can recommend an order that fits your budget and keeps the look consistent.

Can I visualise new windows with AI?

Yes. CraftMe's AI room ideas let you upload a photo of your room and try window frames and colours. Use the preview as a guide, then have a window fitter take exact measurements on site.

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