A version of one of these might work for your dilemma. Surely one of them can be tweaked to work for your window.

We are in the design phase for a new build. We have quite a lot of glazing in our design (lots of North facing windows, including 6 panel opening door) and we are looking through our options for thermal performance. If we were only able to afford one of thermal broken aluminium or low e film, what would you pick? Are they worth it for our climate (Wellington)? Advice welcomed!

Hey all, we have a mid 90's house with a couple of glass brick windows, one of which has started to seep with heavy rain causing the interior sill Gib to crumble. How should I tackle this as I can't see any obvious area where water may be getting in. Cheers

Hi, I was hoping to do herringbone subway tile for splasback behind stove but I am also doing tile splashback behind my sink that has a window. Herringbone isn’t going to work there. Any suggestions on tile laying pattern that would look best for both? Considering stacked horizontal or vertical or traditional brick. Is there any way to still have herringbone by stove but dfferent by sink so it won’t look silly? Thanks! tile I am using - it is 75 x 300 layout