How to tell whether your windows are internally glazed or externally glazed

Beading strips are used to secure the double-glazed or triple-glazed unit.

Internal beading:

When the beading strips are situated internally, this means that the glass unit is secured in place from inside the room. The glass simply cannot be removed from the outside without breaking it. Windows supplied and fitted by Admiral Windows Oxford are internally beaded as standard.

Interior view of internally beaded window

Exterior view of PVCu internally beaded window

Interior view of internally beaded aluminium bi-fold door

External beading:

Externally glazed windows have their beading strips situated on the outside face. For security, modern externally glazed windows have wedge gaskets that must first be removed from inside before the beading strips can be withdrawn.