Manufacturer and installer of bespoke PVCu and Aluminium glazing solutions, Tradeglaze, has announced its latest partnership with Lincolnshire’s renowned property developers Lindum Homes.
The two companies will collaborate on the development of 77 new energy-efficient homes in the desirable location of Waddington, 6 miles south of Lincoln. The project, called Heath View, sets a benchmark in sustainable living with all homes being ‘net zero carbon ready’ in operation. This means each home will generate sufficient energy to meet the demands of its occupants, thereby contributing positively to the environment.
As part of this project, Tradeglaze will supply a range of high-performance, triple-glazed windows, made using premium EnergyPlus Liniar profile, to the mix of one, two, three and four-bedroom properties. The properties will also boast thermally efficient composite front doors and statement fully glazed and French doors to the rear.
The EnergyPlus profile offers superior heat insulation as well as structural strength. Its six-chambered design can achieve A+ energy ratings without the need for thermal inserts. In addition to this, the PVCu profiles are completely lead-free, and all the components can be easily recycled at the end of their life.
Jonathan Brewer, Head of Sales at Tradeglaze, says, “Partnering with Lindum Homes on the Heath View development is exciting for us at Tradeglaze. As our business continues to grow, with recent investments in cutting-edge machinery and skilled talent we are well-positioned to provide the high-performance glazing products needed to meet the evolving demands of modern construction. We’re proud to play a key role in creating homes that will make a positive impact on the environment.”
Lindum Homes Director of Sales and Marketing, Rebecca Hurst-Miller, says, “We are pleased to be working with Tradeglaze on our Heath View development at Waddington in Lincolnshire. Their commitment to quality aligns with our vision in creating homes that not only meet the needs of our community but also set new standards in design and sustainability.”
