ENERGY SAVING FORUM Forums PASSIVE WINDOWS Do Passive Windows Really Make That Much Difference?

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  • Nadia
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    Hi everyone,

    I’m currently planning a renovation and looking into passive windows, but I’m still unsure whether the extra cost is actually worth it in a standard UK home.For people who already installed them – did you notice a real improvement in heat retention, noise reduction, or overall comfort compared to normal double/triple glazing? Also curious if they made any noticeable difference to heating bills during winter. Would be great to hear some real experiences before making a decision.

    ball
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    I was convinced to go for passive windows as well. I also had mixed feelings at first because the cost was higher.

    My heating almost doesn’t even turn on unless the outside temperature drops below 0°C. I live next to a main road, and when the windows are closed, you can’t hear anything at all.

    Keith
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    I agree with the previous comment. Passive windows are honestly a great investment. The upfront cost may be higher, but the savings during winter are really noticeable. They also do a very good job at reducing outside noise.

    Personally, I can definitely recommend passive windows.

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