double-glazing
double-glazing
Definition
double-glazing (dub′əl glā′ziŋ)
noun
window glazing with two panes of glass having space between them to allow air to act as an insulator
double-glazing
Usage Examples
Object
- salesman: The Victorian Glasgow Botanic Gardens conservatory the largest in Britain is a double-glazing salesman 's wet dream.
- briefly: The accommodation with gas central heating and double-glazing briefly comprises: Enclosed entrance lobby approx.
- heating: These included a new kitchen, new bathroom, double-glazing, central heating and a new door.
- company: Also features a directory for double-glazing repair companies in your area.
- unit: Thermal insulation to Document L when using double-glazing units of the appropriate u value.
- window: Business Growth Direct Anglian offers double-glazing windows Take advantage of up to 40 % off in Anglian Home Improvement's 40th birthday celebration.
Converse of object
- have: If the particulars say the property has double-glazing and loft insulation, it should have these features.
- include: Altering or replacing any of the windows and doors, including double-glazing and roof lights.
- install: Reduce heat losses by fitting a hot water tank jacket, insulating hot water pipes and consider installing double-glazing.
Adjective modifier
- fitting: Fitting double-glazing in replacement windows will provide some sound insulation.
- full: All apartments enjoy full double-glazing, under floor heating to most areas and wooden floorboards throughout.
- low: All windows are timber-framed with argon filled low emissivity double-glazing.
Modifies a noun
- heating: It has double-glazing, full central heating and a cozy fire, which makes it the perfect place for a winter break.
Noun used with modifier
- upvc: The property benefits from oil fired central heating and Upvc double-glazing.
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