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Some nice fittings put in from the last week. Come get yours today!

Windmill Apartments

Completed: 2022

The Windmill Apartments are in Blanchardstown in Dublin. The structure has a variety of studio, one, two, and three-bedroom apartments that are nZEB (nearly zero energy buildings) rated. Its architects were McCrossan O’ Rourke Manning Architects and it was built by Elliot Group.

⚠️House of the week⚠️ Lovely home by the coast installed by us in recent weeks. Well done to all involved!

Big delivery heading off to Adamstown in Dublin this morning. We help companies and people from far and wide!

Overhanging sunroom over beautiful river in rural west Clare. Very unusual construction in a beautiful setting. Congrats to the owner on his fantastic creative undertaking! One of a kind!!

This wonderful home is high up on the hills of Mountshannon in east County Clare and looking down and away onto the beautiful Lough Derg.

You can see the lovely scenery from far and wide looking through the amazing size of the 7.5m high by 5m wide window that will be fitted in the coming weeks. photographs to follow.

Don’t believe other contractors when they say these things can’t be done! These ain’t cheap but they are stunning.

Contact us at Walsh Windows.

⚠️ House of the Week ⚠️
Lovely home with windows and door supplied by us in the last few weeks. Well done to everyone involved.

The installation of our window hinges and help with them incase they get stuck.

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The work we put in as well with the deliveries we do make us a successful company! Come down to our showroom to have a look at the great products we produce at great price! Call us today at 061 412 823.

This information has been taken from the World Wide Web in search for why uPVC Windows are important and the future.

Glass that self-cleans won't work without sunlight and rain.

Although self-cleaning glass promises a spotless view and freedom from window cleaning, you will be let down if you install it in your windows and give up using your window scrubber for this reason.

Modern glass regularly reveals that it needs little upkeep, but to avoid disappointment before making an investment in it, familiarize yourself with how it operates and where it should be installed.

How does self-cleaning glass work?

Tons of sand are regularly poured into glassmaking furnaces to melt, and the liquid sand is then directed into vats of molten tin to cool as precisely flat, transparent glass.

Before it is entirely cool, any glass intended to be self-cleaning has a tiny titanium dioxide coating applied to one side. Titanium's two simple procedures for cleaning the glass will save you money, time, and effort:

· Uses Sunshine to decompose organic dirt - A photocatalyst is titanium dioxide. As titanium dioxide is heated by ultraviolet rays from direct sunlight, it releases electrons that combine with airborne water molecules to generate hydroxyl radicals. These free radicals instantly react with the organic debris on the glass and quicken the natural breakdown process. The titanium dioxide gradually transforms all the organic debris into tiny, loose particles.
· Transforms water droplets into a sheet - Regular glass resists water. This resistance causes rain to form droplets when it hits windows. These droplets collect and run off in rivulets leaving behind streaks of dirt and water spots. Titanium dioxide solves this problem by forming chemical bonds with the water. As titanium electrons bond with hydrogen molecules in rain the water spreads out and runs evenly across the glass. This sheet of water carries away the decomposed organic dirt and then dries quickly decreasing residual streaks and spots.


Where is self-cleaning glass effective?

For almost 20 years, self-cleaning glass has made it easier for people who take care of homes and businesses to do their jobs. But you must install it in the proper location if you wish to benefit from it. Self-cleaning glass will only work in environments that contain the following:

· Direct sunlight - Without sunshine, titanium dioxide doesn't react. It must take in the sun's UV rays before it can start releasing the electrons that speed up the breakdown of biological material. The self-cleaning glass's ability to remove biological dirt over the course of days, weeks, months, or even longer depends significantly on how much sunlight it receives.
· Frequent Rainfall - The leaves, insects, feathers, and other organic material accumulated on the glass slowly decompose into simpler molecules because of the titanium's production of free radicals. Until raindrops wash them away, these substances hang lightly on the glass. Regular rain also helps the titanium dioxide to do its job effectively by washing away extra leaves and non-biodegradable sand particles from the glass.

Self-cleaning glass works best in roof applications like skylights, winter gardens, and glass canopies since it needs a lot of sunlight and rain to be successful. As most roof overhangs prevent windows from receiving direct sunlight and rain, you should give it serious thought before installing it.
Finally, self-cleaning glass can help you save time, effort, and money on cleaning products. It only requires minimal upkeep if it has regular exposure to sunlight and precipitation.

This information has been taken from the World Wide Web in search for why uPVC Windows are important and the future.

Advantages and Disadvantages of uPVC Windows

Advantages:

Dependable and Robust:

uPVC is a naturally durable substance. It doesn't corrode and hardly ever sags or warps because it resists dampness as well as deformation. We confidently offer a 10-year warranty on all our uPVC windows and anticipate that they will continue to function well after the warranty has expired.

Safe and Secure:

Multi-point and multi-directional locking systems are used in uPVC windows to increase security wherever they are put. Every link in the window frame is welded for increased strength, and its glass panes have interior beading to prevent intruders from breaking in by deglazing the windows from the outside. Even the profiles have galvanized steel reinforcements. Moreover, uPVC windows have the advantage of being flame-resistant, which will lessen the likelihood of fire-related incidents.

Worth the Money:

Value for money is offered by uPVC windows in two ways. At the beginning, they improve insulation, lowering heat loss in the winter and cooling in the summer. This enables central heating and cooling systems to operate at a reduced capacity, hence reducing energy costs.

Second, uPVC windows are cost-effective because they have a long enough lifespan and offer numerous advantages that more than offset their initial expense.

Free of maintenance:

uPVC windows typically simply require the odd wash and require little to no upkeep. Because the glass panes of uPVC windows are properly sealed to keep moisture and dust from entering between the glass panes, cleaning them is simple. Moreover, uPVC frames are simple to maintain. They don't corrode in salt air, are resistant to the elements, and never need to be coated.

Sustainable and 'green':

Because of its inherent insulating properties, great durability, low maintenance requirements, and thermal efficiency, uPVC is one of the most environmentally friendly building materials available today and offers excellent value for the money.

The components of uPVC windows come from renewable sources to a greater than 50% extent. Also, once uPVC windows have served their purpose, they can be recycled.

The window glass can be broken, melted, and transformed into new glass goods. The uPVC itself can be recycled and used to make new uPVC windows, with contemporary window profiles made up of at least 40% recycled post-consumer waste, siding, and decking. All the metal components can be melted down and reused.

Attractive:

uPVC windows are available in a wide range of designs, including garden bay and tilt-and-turn windows. Every uPVC window you select, regardless of color or style, has a sleek, contemporary attractiveness.



Disadvantages:

They don't work well in all situations:

While uPVC windows are unquestionably the finest option for windows and doors in residential houses, we occasionally find commercial, huge windows, and incredibly old residences or buildings applications where modern uPVC windows just don't suit. We have worked with uPVC windows for many years.

They are challenging to change while renovating:

The long lifespan and low maintenance requirements of uPVC windows are among their many significant benefits. However, if you choose to completely renovate your home while your uPVC windows are still functional and want to alter the colour of the frames, this could be a challenge because it will call for a specialized uPVC paint and procedure that is more expensive than regular house paints. The good news is that, once properly painted, uPVC is still tough and long-lasting compared to painted wood or painted aluminum.

This information has been taken from the World Wide Web in search for why uPVC Windows are important and the future.

3 arguments in favour of installing uPVC doors in your home:

Upvc doors increase security:

uPVC is incredibly durable on its own. It is both fire-resistant and can take a battering before breaking. These attributes as well as other crucial security elements are included in uPVC doors. For instance, uPVC doors are completely welded to remove any potential weak points. They also have multi-point locks and reinforcements made of galvanized steel.

Furthermore, double-glazed glass is installed in the windows of uPVC doors. Glass was once a door's weak spot, but not with uPVC doors. Another exceptional security element of uPVC doors is the double-glazed glass' two panes of glass and internal beading.

This insulation prevents air conditioners and heaters from running continuously, lowering energy costs and improving the environment.

Added value and aesthetic appeal:

In addition to enhancing security and offering excellent insulation, uPVC doors also raise a home's value. They also add beauty that may be altered to suit the tastes of any person.

uPVC doors come in a variety of sizes and shapes. In addition to composite front doors, they can also be sliding, bi-fold, and French doors. Regardless of the texture of the panels on uPVC doors—which can be smooth or have a wood-grain appearance—all of them are resistant to denting, warping, and cracking.

The excellent colour retention of uPVC is another fantastic feature. uPVC doors are available in traditional hues like red, green, blue, and white as well as more specialist hues like Irish oak and rosewood. uPVC never needs to be cleaned, sanded, painted, or varnished again. uPVC doors just require occasional light washing for upkeep.

Installing uPVC doors is an inexpensive method to improve the attractiveness and security of your home and to save money by using less energy. The installation of uPVC doors, windows, and side screens is a specialty of Walsh Windows.

Reduce Energy bills:

uPVC doors are environmentally friendly and energy efficient. The doors and windows of a house constantly let heat or cool air in or out. As a result, to make up for this loss and maintain the home's temperature, air conditioners and central heating systems must work harder.

Wood or metal doors don't insulate a home as well as uPVC doors do. The amount of heat and cold air that escapes through the door is greatly reduced by the thick uPVC panels and the double-glazed glass with its insulating gas layer.

Insulation prevents air conditioners and heaters from running continuously, lowering energy costs and improving the environment.

Some French doors in our warehouse that could be yours! Call us today to book an appointment for our showroom.
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Lots going on in the past week. Any questions let us know and we’ll do our best to help!

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Update on recent projects we’ve done!

We are selling these Brand New Doors from Walsh Windows. All brand new, never used, perfect quality. They can be viewed on the Facebook Marketplace. Come visit our showroom from:
9.30am-5pm Mondays to Fridays.
9.30am-12.30pm Saturdays.
Sundays we are closed.
Any inquiries:
Call us at: 061 412 823
Email us at: info@walshwindows. I'd
We are located at: Walsh Business Park, Ballysimon Road, Limerick.