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Expect quality, service, experience and plain language from one of the UK’s leading experts in Home Improvements
A Better Fit for Lighter Living
Expect quality, service, experience and plain language from one of the UK’s leading experts in Home Improvements. Newframe are highly experienced in both Solar Glazing and Double Glazed windows and doors and offer the leading technology fitted as standard from both Industries.
Proud to represent, promote and install Solar Glazed PV panels in both Transparent and Semi-transparent versions from award-winning Polysolar – the UK’s leading Solar Technology Company to residents and Business alike, we offer unparalleled knowledge of the built environment that combines aesthetics with performance and a sustainable heart.
Newframe – Serving Homeowners and Commercial Sectors alike
Our highly skilled teams have the expertise and experience to design, supply and install solar glazing, double glazing and home improvement products which supply power, improve appearance, reduce noise levels and increase security and efficiency for homeowners and commercial projects across the UK.
Newframe has the products, experience and level of service to help you make the right decisions and leave you happy, assured of having made the right choice, and where possible, with money in your pocket.
SOLAR CANOPIES
HOW IT WORKS
APPLICATIONS
AVERAGE ENERGY SAVING COST GUIDE
BASED ON Semi-transparent Glazing option
Small house
Single Carport
No of panels 8
Annual production 3270kWh
Annual Saving £1,200
Monthly saving £100
Smart Battery 5kW
A small home will consume about 4 kilowatts per day on average over a year
Medium house
Canopy
No of panels 10
Annual production 4061kWh
Annual Saving £1,500
Monthly Saving £125
Smart Battery 6kW
A medium home will consume about 8 kilowatts per day
Large house
Double Carport
No of panels 14
Annual production 5685kWh
Annual saving £2,100
Monthly Saving £175
Smart Battery 10kW
A large home will consume 10-12kilowatts or more per day
Average figures based on 37p/kW i.e. the Energy Price Cap.