Evolution Windows

The only shared characteristics between Evolution windows and timber windows is in their appearance and proportions.

Evolution windows were born out of an idea to develop a modern window offering with a distinct likeness to traditional timber windows.

That desire has been successfully accomplished, but make no mistake, Evolution windows are significantly contrasting in many ways.

For instance, Evolution windows provide a considerably superior standard of thermal efficiency – the Storm 2 window and flush collection can attain remarkable energy ratings of A+13 and A+11 respectively.

Maintenance of an Evolution window is far lower than that of old timber windows too because of its UPVC window profile, and a further upside is the inclusion of multi-point shoot bolts, security bolts and claws, amongst many robust components.

Timber windows cannot house triple glazing or acoustic glazing, whereas the Storm 2 and Flush range can.

There’s lots you can do to tailor Evolution windows especially for your home.

Adjust their style, determine the thermal efficiency provided, and select one of many colours to adorn the frames.

Finding a finish will be one of your toughest challenges due to 10 timber-effect finishes and 1 smooth gloss finish being available. If the colour palette doesn’t include a finish that you like, Evolution’s Kolorbond system will resolve that, allowing over 200 RAL paint colours to be formulated for the windows and doors.

Window handles are an essential hardware feature and you can either opt for a handle style that retains consistency with handles elsewhere or is the complete opposite – teardrop and monkeytail handles are just two potential options.

Regularly disturbed by outside noise at home? Explore the acoustic glass option for Evolution’s Storm 2 and Flush windows, which have the ability to diminish external noise by a very noticeable 30%.

You’re spoilt for glazing possibilities – how does some coloured or leaded glass tempt you?

Benefit from 10 years of product cover when purchasing Evolution windows.

Both the Evolution Flush series and Evolution Storm 2 window qualify for this guarantee, which demonstrates the impeccable level of craftsmanship put into these timber-inspired innovations.

From the initial installation, maintenance will be minimal as the woodgrain effect demands little upkeep and you don’t have to bother with the inconvenience of repainting every few years.

The guarantee also validates the authenticity of Evolution windows, proving they’re the real deal and not an inferior copy.

You can pass on the guarantee to the next occupier of your property if you decide to move house before its expiry.

If you need any clarification relating to the guarantee for Evolution windows or post-installation assistance, call or email Joedan.

Evolution windows accomplish previously unreached thermal standards.

Ageing windows are primarily responsible for homes losing a high percentage of heat – as much as a third of heat loss can be attributed to them.

Evolution windows curb heat loss and generate an outstanding level of thermal comfort compared to most replacement window systems.

Provided with A+ energy rated glass and 28mm thick double glazing as standard features, the Storm 2 and flush window products can both achieve industry-beating performance.

The U-value of Storm 2 is a remarkably low 1.3 and it’s WER rated A+13 as standard, with the Flush collection sharing the same U-value but a WER rated A+11 as standard.

We don’t want to confuse you with lots of technical jargon, so put simply, any Evolution window purchased will raise warmth during winter, keep your house cool in summer and cut your energy costs.

Very easily, you’ll be pleased to know, with only the odd bit of maintenance sufficing.

With the busy lifestyles we lead today, few of us have the time to be maintaining our windows, which amplifies the appeal of Evolution windows and their easy-care frames.

Minimal upkeep is involved to retain the attractive aesthetics and fluid functionality of Evolution windows and it’s an infrequent job.

When the frames collect dirt or grime, rub it away using a soft cloth and some warm soapy water. If you live in an area with busy traffic, perform this routine every three months, otherwise, once every six months will be enough.

Follow the same method to rid the glazed section of dirt and grime too, but do it gently if cleaning leaded glass, as excess pressure could result in the leaded sections becoming dislodged.

Keep the mechanisms well lubricated with a yearly oiling or application of light grease, which will also increase their corrosion resilience.