Ford Windows makes a total move to Planitherm

Edited by the Buildingtalk editorial team Aug 23, 2007

Window manufacturer and installer Ford Windows recently enhanced their high quality offering of low-E glazing by switching to SGG Planitherm Total, supplied by Solaglas Dudley.

The SGG Planitherm range continues its growth in popularity, thanks to its remarkably neutral appearance and exceptional clarity, combined with enhanced thermal insulation properties.

Ford Window's extensive range of window and conservatory options already delights customers in the new build and domestic markets.

Chairman and Managing Director of Ford Windows, Roger Sidebottom, felt that a switch to the UK's leading soft-coat brand could only further enhance their professional service to their customers: "The demand for increased energy efficient houses led us to re-assess the thermal efficiency of our range of products".

"The switch to SGG Planitherm Total low emissivity glass improves the overall U value of our windows".

"A continued programme of improvement will shortly lead to further enhancements and we are currently undertaking appraisal of several products e.g gas filled units, U value low E glass etc".

"Our ultimate aim is to achieve a window energy rating of C or better".