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How much does triple glazing cost in the UK?

A Triple glazing costs £450 to £1,600 in the UK, typically around £800 per window supplied and fitted. What moves the price most is the size and number of windows, so a simpler job sits near the bottom of that range and a larger or higher-spec one near the top. Prices reviewed June 2026.

Triple glazing usually costs between £450 and £1,600 per window supplied and fitted in the UK, with most homeowners paying around £800 per window. The price depends mainly on the window size, the frame material and how many windows you replace at once.

From
£450
Typical
£800
Up to
£1,600
per window supplied and fitted · reviewed June 2026 A single window is swapped in a few hours. A full house of 8 to 10 windows takes 2 to 3 days on site, after a wait of about 3 to 4 weeks for the frames to be made from survey.

Triple glazing cost calculator

Use the calculator to price your Triple glazing in 2026. Adjust the options and area for a UK cost range. Nothing is sent anywhere.

Triple glazing cost breakdown

Typical Triple glazing costs, by option:

Window size or typeTypical UK cost
Small casement, up to 60x90cm£450 to £700
Standard window£650 to £1,000
Large, bay or premium frame£1,000 to £1,600

What's included in the price?

Typical Triple glazing prices include:

What changes the price?

The things that move Triple glazing prices most:

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The size and number of windows

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The frame material (uPVC, aluminium or timber)

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The window style, such as casement, sash or bay

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The glass spec and energy rating

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Access and whether scaffolding is needed

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Your region

How the price is built up

Most of the cost is the sealed triple-glazed unit and the frame, both made to measure for each opening. The rest covers the survey, taking out the old window, fitting and sealing the new one, and the building control certificate. Larger openings, bay windows and aluminium or timber frames push the price up. The glass units and frames make up most of the price; fitting is usually a day rate for a two-person team. On a typical window the materials are the larger share of the cost.

Ways to keep the cost down

Does where you live change the cost?

In London, a Triple glazing typically costs around £1,000 per window supplied and fitted, about 30% above the UK average of £800. In the North, Scotland and Wales the guide figure is nearer £740.

RegionFromTypicalUp to
Midlands / East (UK average)£450£800£1,600
London£590£1,000£2,100
South East / South West£520£920£1,800
North / Scotland / Wales£410£740£1,500

Guide prices per window supplied and fitted, scaled with the same regional multipliers as the calculator. Not quotes.

Triple glazing cost in major UK cities

CityFromTypicalUp to
Belfast£380£680£1,400
Birmingham£440£780£1,600
Bristol£500£880£1,800
Cardiff£420£750£1,500
Edinburgh£440£780£1,600
Glasgow£410£720£1,400
Leeds£420£740£1,500
Liverpool£410£740£1,500
London£590£1,000£2,100
Manchester£430£770£1,500
Newcastle£410£720£1,400
Sheffield£410£740£1,500

City guide estimates, scaled by local labour costs. Indicative averages for Triple glazing, not quotes.

Installers in London and the South East charge the most; the North, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland are typically 10 to 20 percent cheaper for the same window.

Common questions

How much does triple glazing cost in 2026?

Around £450 to £1,600 per window supplied and fitted, with most people paying about £800. A typical three-bed house of 8 to 10 windows comes to roughly £6,000 to £10,000.

How much more does triple glazing cost than double glazing?

Expect to pay roughly 20 to 40 percent more than double glazing for the same window, so about £150 to £350 extra on a standard casement. The gap is wider on large or bespoke windows.

Is triple glazing worth it over double glazing?

For most homes good double glazing already cuts heat loss well. Triple glazing helps most in cold or exposed spots, in new builds aiming for low energy bills, or where you want extra noise reduction. On an older house the fuel saving alone rarely pays back the extra cost, so weigh comfort and quiet, not just bills.

Can I fit triple glazing myself?

Fitting replacement windows is not a DIY job for most people. The work needs building control sign-off, and a poor fit causes draughts and leaks. Unless you use a FENSA or CERTASS registered installer, you have to notify building control and pay for an inspection yourself.

How long does triple glazing take to install?

A single window is swapped in a few hours. A full house of 8 to 10 windows takes 2 to 3 days on site, after a 3 to 4 week wait for the made-to-measure frames.

What is a cheaper alternative to triple glazing?

Secondary glazing, an extra pane fitted inside your existing window, costs far less and cuts draughts and noise, though it insulates less than a full triple-glazed unit. Double glazing with a warm-edge spacer is another middle option.

These are independent guide prices based on typical UK jobs in 2026. Your actual cost depends on your property, spec, access and where you live. Always get at least three written quotes before committing.

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