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Triple glazing - does it actually reduce light?
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Yes, it was a no brainer for us for that reason. A good selling point later on, too.ruelle said:
Yes, I was really surprised that it wasn't that much more than double glazing.EssexExile said:I was in a similar position a few years ago, triple for not much more than double. I went with the triple and it's great, hardly noticeable light wise but great noise wise.
Ours were for bi-folds, so arguably more significant than just windows.
My main concern was reflections or distortions as they lead out into the garden, but no such worries.
As I said, if I didn't know, then I wouldn't be able to tell.0
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