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SPECIALISTS IN BESPOKE SECONDARY GLAZING FOR THE HERITAGE SECTOR

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SPECIALISTS IN BESPOKE SECONDARY GLAZING FOR THE HERITAGE SECTOR

Curved-in-Plan Secondary Glazing by Storm Windows

Specialist Secondary Glazing for Curved and Radius Windows

Curved-in-plan secondary glazing is designed for windows that follow a curved, bowed, circular, or radius layout when viewed from above. These architectural features are often found in heritage buildings, period properties, listed buildings, churches, museums, commercial developments, and high-end residential projects where preserving the original window appearance is essential.

Our bespoke curved secondary glazing systems are manufactured to match the exact geometry of your existing windows, delivering enhanced thermal performance, acoustic insulation, and draught reduction without compromising the character of the building.

What Is Curved-in-Plan Secondary Glazing?

Unlike standard flat secondary glazing units, curved-in-plan systems are engineered to follow the horizontal curvature of the primary window. The secondary frame is precisely manufactured to mirror the existing radius, creating a discreet internal glazing solution that integrates seamlessly with the original architecture.

Each installation is individually designed using detailed site surveys and manufacturing techniques that ensure a perfect fit, even for complex curved elevations and bay window arrangements.

Applications

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Curved-in-plan secondary glazing is suitable for:

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    Curved bay windows

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    Radius and bow-fronted windows

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    Circular and semi-circular glazed elevations

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    Heritage and listed buildings

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    Churches and historic properties

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    Museums and galleries

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    Hotels and hospitality venues

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    Luxury residential developments

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    Commercial office buildings

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Key Benefits

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    Superior Noise Reduction

    Create a quieter internal environment by significantly reducing external noise from traffic, railways, aircraft, and busy urban areas. The enhanced air gap between the existing window and secondary glazing provides exceptional acoustic performance.

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    Improved Thermal Efficiency

    Reduce heat loss through older single-glazed windows and improve overall energy efficiency. Secondary glazing helps maintain comfortable indoor temperatures throughout the year while lowering heating costs.

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    Preservation of Historic Features

    Ideal for listed buildings and conservation projects where replacing original windows is not permitted. Curved secondary glazing maintains the appearance and integrity of existing windows while delivering modern performance benefits.

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    Reduced Draughts

    Eliminate cold spots and uncomfortable draughts around traditional windows, improving occupant comfort without altering the original structure.

Curved-in-Plan Secondary Glazing Options

Depending on access requirements and window configuration, curved-in-plan systems can be supplied as:

Our technical team can recommend the most appropriate solution based on performance objectives, maintenance access, and operational requirements.

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Why Choose Storm Windows for Curved-in-Plan Secondary Glazing?

Curved-in-plan secondary glazing requires a specialist approach. At Storm Windows, we combine decades of secondary glazing expertise with advanced manufacturing capabilities to deliver bespoke solutions for even the most complex curved and radius window configurations.

Proven Expertise in Complex Glazing Projects

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Curved windows present unique design and installation challenges that standard secondary glazing systems cannot address. Our experienced team has successfully delivered solutions for heritage buildings, listed properties, commercial developments, churches, museums, and high-end residential projects where precision and attention to detail are critical.

Many curved windows are located within historic and architecturally significant buildings. We understand the requirements of conservation officers, heritage consultants, architects, and building owners, providing solutions that improve comfort and efficiency while preserving original features.

Request a Consultation

Looking for a secondary glazing solution for curved or radius windows?

Contact our specialist team to discuss your project requirements. We can provide technical guidance, performance advice, and bespoke quotations for curved-in-plan secondary glazing installations throughout the UK.

Get in touch today to arrange a consultation and discover how curved secondary glazing can enhance your building’s comfort, efficiency, and acoustic performance.

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