Have PVC, aluminum and wooden windows installed in Lyon 3rd

Potentially, renovating or changing your windows can save you some money on your heating bill. Double glazing can significantly reduce heat loss compared to its predecessor, single glazing. Today, there are joinery options with even more advanced triple glazing performance. Popular for the construction of passive and ecological houses, they provide greater thermal comfort. If your primary goal is not thermal comfort, you can still turn to double or triple glazing for their soundproofing power, especially if your home is located on the side of the road or near a particularly noisy intersection. Depending on the noise level, your windows can be reinforced with special lamination. You can also opt for asymmetrical double glazing which is made up of a very thick pane (around 10 mm) and another that is less so, the two spaced 6 mm apart. In addition to being thermally and acoustically insulating, double or triple glazing has the advantage of being much safer. Designed to withstand shocks, some windows can be made of tempered, reinforced or laminated glass, in order to best resist burglary attempts.

Depending on the design of your frame, you can choose to install a bay window or a French window. The choice naturally turns towards installing a bay window if the primary objective is to let light into your interior. If your frame is slightly more fragile, you may need to opt for a French window instead. The latter will also facilitate more frequent passage. Whether you choose a bay window or a French window, the materials available are the same and all have their advantages and disadvantages: wood has indisputable insulating properties, but it requires more maintenance. Good quality PVC is the most economical and is easy to clean with soap and water, but it is less elegant and less robust than aluminum, which is often used to make doors and bay windows.