Secondary Glazing – Easyfix Customer Gallery
To help demonstrate how effective and attractive Easyfix DIY Secondary Glazing products can be, Tubeway are happy to showcase the finished work of our most important judges – our customers. Click on the pictures below for a larger image and see for yourself! If you have pictures you would like to share with us, email them to our Sales team at the address above, and if we can use them we will send you a link. Many thanks to everyone who has already done this.
Magnetglaze
Magnetglaze on a houseboat. Thanks to Mark Goodchild
Houseboat insulation with Magnetglaze. Thanks to Mark Goodchild
Magnetglaze used throughout a houseboat. Thanks to Mark Goodchild
Magnetglaze used to suppress condensation. Thanks to Evelyn and Hugh Thomas
Magnetglaze on Acrylic Sheet close up. Thanks to Evelyn and Hugh Thomas
Magnetglaze used within older sliding Secondary Glazing to suppress condensation. Note the one pane not using Magnetglaze is steamed up.
Magnetglaze with hand-cut mitres at each corner. thanks to Martyn Bristow
Magnetglaze fitted over beautiful original windows without detracting from them. Thanks to Martyn Bristow
Magnetglaze in a classic setting. Thanks to Tim Walton
Magnetglaze close up. Thanks to Tim Walton
Magnetglaze with Finishing Trim
A super installation by Trevor Tyrrell framing these stunning windows with our Finishing Trim
Up close the Finishing Trim blends beautifully with the original windows. Thanks to Trevor Tyrrell
Magnetglaze With Brown Finishing Trim
Well-disguised brown Finishing Trim and Magnetglaze panel, for noise and heat insulation. Thanks to Franca and Jon
Magnetglaze Extreme
A successful noise reduction Magnetglaze Extreme fitting on sash windows, by Josh Windus
Hingeglaze
Attractive Hingeglaze + Magnetglaze Extreme completed with brown Finishing Trim. Thanks to Trevor Tyrrell
Internal Hingeglaze window showing how easy it is accessed
Magnetglaze Pro
Magnetglaze Pro used in main living space. Thanks to Evelyn and Hugh Thomas
Magnetglaze Pro close up. Thanks to Evelyn and Hugh Thomas
Magnetglaze Pro blending in with existing windows. Thanks to Evelyn and Hugh Thomas
Magnetglaze Pro used externally fitted perfectly within window recesses. Thank you Julien Verbois
Trackglaze Horizontal
Trackglaze used with toughened glass. Thanks to Evelyn and Hugh Thomas
Trackglaze close up. Thanks to Evelyn and Hugh Thomas
A great fitting job done her by Cliff Evans to align the joins of the panes with the original windows and cleverly cut around the decorative Dado rail.
A very discreet, Trackglaze Horizontal three pane system allowing easy access for the original window to be opened fully, thanks to Cliff Evans
Trackglaze Horizontal that is completely hidden when looking from the outside.
Superglaze
Stunning feature window using brown Superglaze. Thanks to Mike Booth
Close up of brown Superglaze blending in with wooden frames. Thanks to Mike Booth
Feature window with 60 and 30 degree corner joints using brown Superglaze. Take a bow, Mike Booth!
Picture window finished with white Superglaze. Thanks to Nigel
Superglaze being fitted in an old shop to provide heat insulation and noise reduction from the outside world. Thanks Alexandra Hunter
Superglaze fitted and very discreet, super job by Alexandra Hunter.
Exterior shot showing the character of the windows. Thanks Alexandra Hunter
Close up of white Superglaze. Thanks to Lindsay Morris
Typically hard to spot white Superglaze. Thanks to Lindsay Morris for this picture
Clipglaze Flexible Edging
Clipglaze edging installed in 1973 and still in use! Thanks to Graham and Rosemary Prosser
Close up of 1973 Clipglaze edging. Thanks to Graham and Rosemary Prosser
The best weather to enjoy Clipglaze insulation! Thanks to Graham and Rosemary Prosser
Clipglaze hand-trimmed to form an arch. Great work by Peter Husselbury
Brown Easyfix Clipglaze on a pleasant day, courtesy of Alison Lorimer
Easyglaze Clip’n’Stick
Easyglaze added to uPVC double glazing
Easyglaze used for triple glazing
Easyglaze up close showing mitres
Bespoke Projects
Grandson tired of waiting for the bus? Build him a Tardis. Thanks to John in Ipswich (or anywhere in the universe…)
Display case for a woolly mammoth in Ipswich’s Buttermarket, on behalf of St Elizabeth Hospice
Vandal proof bus shelter in Suffolk, using Polycarbonate sheet due to its extreme strength
Hand built panel, to make triple glazing on a noisy street. Neat work by Steve Green
