We only make energy efficient patio doors
Home insulation is the key to reducing energy bills by stopping heat escaping from poor quality doors. Like any other part of the home, inline-sliding patio doors can be insulated and draught-proofed to ensure that money is not being lost in expensive heating bills. According to the Energy Saving Trust, just by installing thermally efficient doors homeowners can save between £25 and £35 a year.
Thermal Efficiency
Thermal efficiency has become a top priority for households, not just because of it’s money saving benefits, but also the positive environmental role it plays in reducing carbon emissions from heating appliances. Patio doors have the potential to keep a home warm, but if they have not been fitted correctly they can create unwelcome drafts, allowing heat to escape. That’s why at PatioMaster our-inline sliding doors are made- to-measure with precision and are easy to install. Click here to find out more about how to become an Authrorised PatioMaster installer or here to find one of our dealers through our network of authorised fabricators.
Replacement
With an existing patio door of poor quality but in reasonable condition, replacing the doors gaskets and hardware can reduce air leakage and improve energy-efficiency. During the winter when the doors are not in use, they can be sealed shut with a removable sealant or covered with heat shrink plastic kits (available to fit most doors). When is it time to upgrade and replace a door choosing energy-efficient patio doors from PatioMaster will ensure that minimal heat is lost, as their built-in seals helps to maximise thermal capability.
Environment
Not only is PVC-U a great material because of its insulating properties, it is environmentally friendly too. The PVC-U used to make our energy-efficient patio doors can be recycled up to ten times, meaning that they will never go to waste. Our Patio doors are fabricated using a three chamber profile for maximum thermal efficiency and strength and are complaint with all requirements and building regulations. Find our more about our commitment to the environment here.
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