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Why replace a windscreen?

Windscreens are designed to be strong. Made from laminated glass they protect you and your vehicle from damage and contribute to the overall rigidity of the vehicle. However, cracks can happen when any airborne object collides with the windscreen and a small stone that hits your windscreen when moving can cause anything from a small chip to a crack that runs the length of your windscreen.

Your vehicle and windscreen faces a number of stresses on the road including temperature changes from heat and cold and vibrations caused when the vehicle is in motion. Even a small chip on your windscreen can be made worse and even reduce the structural strength of the windscreen. Moisture and fragments can also find their way into small chips and cracks and cause the laminated film in your windscreen to turn a whitish colour which impairs visibility. The chip itself may also be in your line of vision whilst driving and this would reduce visibility through the windscreen and may lead to an accident.

How we replace a windscreen

The first thing our team do, is visit your location for your convenience. If the windscreen needs to be replaced, we cover the parts of your vehicle that may be exposed during the replacement procedure to avoid damage. Next we take out the glue holding the damaged windscreen in place and remove the broken windscreen. Then we apply the first preparatory coat of glue to where the new windscreen will be installed in the vehicle. We then apply our special windscreen glue to the windscreen itself and then gently fit the new windscreen into the vehicle and after allowing the glue to dry, you are back on the road again. Sanolak Windscreens will, in most cases, have the vehicle mobile again within 4 hours from arrival at the job.

Our windscreens

Sanolak Windscreens are made from high quality glass that is supplied by well known windscreen manufacturers who exceed the benchmarks of standards for windscreens. Our windscreens are made with laminated glass which comprises of two layers held together by a PVB (polyvinyl butyral) interlayer, which mean they are strong and reinforce the structural integrity of your vehicle. The glue and sealants (if necessary) are specifically designed for windscreens and have been rigorously tested.

If it has been decided that your windscreen should be replaced, it is good to keep in mind that you get what you pay for. The cheapest price should not be a main consideration when having a windscreen replaced. Instead, look for a top-quality professional installation that will keep the structural integrity and other safety elements of your vehicle intact including the water out.

Sanolak Windscreens offers a quality service at a competitive price with additional discounts for Sanolak Windscreens customers.