How Repairs To Damaged Double Glazing Windows Are Done Article Written By: Window Installations Double glazing windows are known to be extremely difficult to break or damage. That does not mean that they are unbreakable. Most double glazing repairs in Glasgow are quite easy and quick and might not be as costly as you would think. The repair of hinges, handles, locks and gaskets are quite simple.
The repair of broken or misted glass can, however, be quite tricky. Glasgow double glazing repairs consist of removing the broken or misted glass carefully to ensure no damage is done to the built in frames. Damaging window frames could lead to hard work and costly repairs. Misted windows are then cleaned properly. If they are unable to clear properly, then it is better to replace them. New glass panels are then fit into the spacers. Great care is taken to ensure the windows are straight and does not carry pressure. The panels are then sealed using a primary silicone. After the primary silicone has dried, the windows are then sealed with a secondary silicone to prevent leakage. When the silicone is set properly, the cavity is filled with dehydrated gas such as Xenon or Argon. The final gaps of windows are then sealed off and the window is finished off. Why you should use a professional window repair service  Failing to seal the panels securely could result in the loss of dehydrated air. If the dehydrated air leaks from the window panels it will not be noticed easily but the window will lose its acoustic and insulation abilities.  Inserting the panels incorrectly or even a bit askew could leave the panels under pressure and cause them to crack or burst.