Nat Lane Glass

10 Year Guarantee Once your contract has been completed to your satisfaction and you have paid the IWA approved company the balance in full, you should return to IWA the Completed Satisfaction Note from the bottom of the Deposit Protection and Insured Guarantee Certificate along with a copy of your contract. Your Guarantee will then be issued from a period of up to ten years. Subject to the terms and conditions on the Certificate.

Here at Nat Lane Glass We have now attained our certificate of european conformity for the manufacture of our double glazed units.

This is evidence of our commitment to standards and quality in all our processes.

Insulated glass units - CE marking & Kitemark®

The Standard

BS EN 1279 is the European harmonised Standard for Glass in Building - Insulating Glass Units (IGUs), and is published in six parts.

Kitemark®

BSI Product Services offers the prestigious Kitemark® for IGUs to BS EN 1279. The Kitemark® offers an excellent way of demonstrating your commitment to quality as well as a route to demonstrating compliance with the Construction Products Directive. It also has the advantage of helping to differentiate products and is specified by organisations like the National House Building Council (NHBC) for IGUs going into windows for new homes.

 

All replacement glazing comes within the scope of the Building Regulations. Anyone who installs replacement windows or doors must comply with current thermal performance standards. The reason for this is to reduce energy loss in line with Government policy.

The Building Regulations have controlled glazing in new buildings for many years but this represents only a very small percentage of our total building stock. It is essential to improve the performance of the much larger number of existing buildings if we are to meet increasingly stringent national and global energy saving targets. When the time comes to sell your property, your purchaser's solicitors will ask for evidence that any replacement glazing installed since April 2002 complies with the Building Regulations. There are currently two ways to prove compliance:-

1. A certificate showing that the work has been done by an installer who is registered with FENSA or a similar body
2. A certificate from the Local Authority Building Control stating that the installation has been approved under the Building Regulations.