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Taking the Timber route to Zero Carbon

Taking the Timber route to Zero Carbon

Taking the Timber route to Zero Carbon

The journey towards zero carbon is now underway, and where once, it appeared to be a very long time away in the future, it is now only 5 years away. Zero carbon for new builds will become mandatory in 2016 and many window manufacturers are working closely with building designers to assess their requirements now and to provide low U values for windows to meet or exceed current requirements.

To make zero carbon a reality in 2016 for all new homes, rapid changes within the window industry are taking place and there are likely to be some major moves away from current practice to meet these requirements.

Timber has always been an appealing building component, but its unique and natural carbon properties mean it will have a major role to play in achieving "zero carbon", giving it a significant advantage over other materials.

In a "zero carbon" building, timber windows not only add to the carbon store effect but bring great benefits in terms of the thermal performance that can be achieved, both by using the latest triple glazing technology and advanced window design.

Timber windows have a makor advantage in that they can be machined to match specific architectural styles, therefore meeting design aspirations and providing exceptional aesthetics. The thermal performance that they are capable of achieving is equal and in some cases better than many other materials, providing the perfect complement to a sustainable build.

The fact is that the new code for sustainable homes level 6 developments would previously only have been associated with European window manufacturers, but now UK joinery has advanced significantly as manufacturers recognise the need to dramatically reduce energy loss and reduce the carbon footprint of new and existing UK housing stock.

There is a major change underway relating to the approach to window specification. Timber windows are not only being chosen for their aesthetics, but also the fact that they can meet some of the current U values available. The combination of modern production engineering techniques means UK produced timber windows now offer the market a compelling choice in terms of their thermal performance, as well being manufactured from what is the only truly sustainable material.
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Taking the Timber route to Zero Carbon