What are double-glazed windows?

Answer 1

Double glazed windows are made out of 2 pieces of glass and are separated by a small area between them or an air pocket, which serves as a barrier to keep heat from transferring quickly, reducing the outside noise to some extent and stabilising the temperature in your home compared to traditional single glass buildings. In Indian weather conditions where summers are extreme and traffic is constant, this double glazing in windows is extremely noticeable and useful.

People switching to uPVC double glazed window profiles are choosing a premium product that is extremely low maintenance and way better than wooden windows. uPVC profiles will –

-not swell/warp during the rainy season

-not have to be treated for termites on a yearly basis

-not need to be painted every three to five years

-stay and look as good as new as the paint will not chip

-be very easy to clean with a simple cloth

Another major benefit of uPVC systems is their ability to withstand weather changes, such as heavy rain, intense sunlight and dusty winds. Compared to traditional wooden windows, uPVC double glazed windows are more likely to remain stable and durable over time than wooden windows, especially near the coast and in areas with high humidity.

When I personally shifted to uPVC double glazed windows by Koemmerling, the first thing I noticed was consistency in design and how solid the window system feels or operates even after daily use. The indoor comfort improved, noise reduced and ventilation became controlled, not chaotic. For premium uPVC double glazed windows, this balance of performance and durability matters.

If you are upgrading from traditional windows and want something reliable, long term and refined, it is worth exploring Koemmerling. Sometimes quality quietly proves itself over time — and that is exactly what you want for your home