uPVC Windows

Our flexible uPVC tilt and turn windows are great for maximising airflow and allow access to the external glass. The pioneering tilt and turn mechanism provide a wider opening for better airflow ventilation when required. The other benefit is allowing a person to reach through the turned opening to reach and clean the outside glass. Included in tilt and turn uPVC windows are multipoint locking systems for added security and our windows are highly rated as energy efficient.

Sliding sash uPVC windows are Georgian style windows that offer a classic period appeal and look attractive in many homes and Heritage listed buildings. The uPVC profiled sash windows are draughtproof with carefully crafted frames that seal together and come with multi point locking systems for extra security. With energy certified sash windows, you benefit from excellent thermal protection as well the usual secure mechanism that offers easy sliding glass frames. Our Heritage uPVC sash window range with a maintenance free profile is a wonderful alternative to timber sash type.

uPVC bow bay windows are brilliant to deliver almost panoramic views from inside your home. So, what is the difference between bow and bay windows? A bay window is usually three or more uPVC window frames attached together and are typically for front of the house where a section of the wall extends outward. Behind the window, you stand in the room and see out from all sides.

A uPVC bow window also extends from the house but sweeps round in more of a curve shape. Bow windows comprise of four to six frames joined together and will have a larger glass area due to not needing thick corner pieces seen in uPVC bay windows.

uPVC flush Heritage windows are typically hybrid sash windows but can be imitated through casement openers. They are identified by sashes that finish flush with the face of the frame for a seamless appearance. Flush sashes has equal sightlines that display uPVC frames with the same width and is attained by imitation sashes to improve the presence of your house by replicating traditional timber style windows. These elegant Heritage windows are perfect for contemporary houses or country cottages.

Even though white uPVC windows and doors are the most popular choice for many people, we offer a wonderful range of colours and natural woodgrain finishes for those who want that something special for their property. Our RAL colour palette is available across all window styles; casement, tilt and turn, sash, flush styles and bow bay windows.

The best part is that we can supply dual coloured uPVC windows where you choose a different colour on the outside part of the frame to the inside part. Many homeowners are now choosing coloured woodgrain finishes on the outside to complement with a simple white colour inside. Whatever is best for your home, match the colour you require and we can manufacture the coloured uPVC window you want with a colour coded cill.