When private users have to choose new windows, they often consider commercial factors only. In other words, they enquire about the price. But the essential information to be considered before choosing is much more, and ignoring some factors fatally causes additional costs.
Choosing the wrong supplier quickly turns into an increase in cost, damage and problems that the end users must then be able to solve on their own. That’s why many customers decide to take one more step, taking into consideration not only the cost, but also the quality/price ratio.
How can we compare two variables that have two different units of measurement? We know the unit of measurement of the price, in our case it is Euro.
But what is the unit of measurement of quality?
The very concept of quality is not so easy to be defined universally, and we at Noval Group, that have always been focused on the customers needs, tried to efficiently assign a value to some qualitative categories.
Below we list the practical advice that we suggest to our customers while they are grappling with the choice of their new windows. A quality window must:
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Enhance the interior lighting, by letting in as much natural light as possible
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Improve the thermal and acoustic insulation of the interiors
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Improve safety against burglary
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Ensure consistency with the interior design of the house
Our experience suggests that it is recommendable to think about the windows from the early stages of your project, bearing in mind three variables:
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Climatic conditions of reference Country
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Performance values in terms of temperature and masonry humidity
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Evaluation of the architectural style of the building
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