WINDOWS

Definition;

Casement Window – A Casement window is one where all or part of a window opens outwards – this opening is know as the sash.  There are several variations of Casement window.

Vertical Slider – A vertical slider or Sash window features 2 sashes which slide past each other and also tilt inwards for ventilation.  This style was originally found in properties dating from the Georgian period, right through to the 1920s.

Tilt and Turn – A Tilt & Turn window is a sash which opens inwards in 2 ways – the whole of the window opens inwards for easy cleaning or choose to tilt the window inwards from the top to allow for secure ventilation.

When it comes to home improvements, double glazing windows are a great investment for your home.

Not only do double glazing windows save you money over time with reduced energy bills, they come in a range of styles and colour options to improve the way your home looks.

Our PVC-U window systems offer the very best in stylish good looks, coupled with low maintenance and energy efficient features as standard.

Installing replacement windows is not just about enhancing the look and energy efficiency of your home – it is a significant factor in improving its security as well. 

All our windows and doors supplied have high security multi-locking systems and energy saving glass fitted as standard with a 10 year insurance backed guarantee.

Our Casement windows are available in a choice of Bevelled or the Fully Sculptured system which has a softer more rounded appearance.

We do offer a range of finishes and colours on our windows – if you would like to see a sample or brochure on these options please contact us to discuss your requirements.