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Peterborough homeowners prefer uPVC windows due to their energy efficiency, which traps heat in your home and blocks cold air from entering. They also look stunning!

uPVC Sliding Sash Windows

A uPVC sash is similar to a timber sash, and can be a cost-effective substitute for older timber sash. These uPVC sliding sash windows are easy to maintain, and are available in a range of colours and hardware options to complement your home.

As opposed to timber sash windows that uses hidden weights as well as different spring types, uPVC sash window is constructed with a modern counterbalancing system that lets the top and bottom sash to be shut and opened without much effort. This helps reduce heating costs and energy waste.

These windows are simple to clean and can be turned inwards to access areas that are difficult. They are available in a range of colours including traditional paint finishes, as well as woodgrains. The woodgrain finishes are incredibly realistic, with some even with the appearance and texture of a specific species of wood.


They also have a the bottom rail, which is at 105mm in depth, a feature that is not available in other uPVC Sash window models. You can also choose to add Georgian bars to these uPVC sliding sash windows, with a classic appearance that matches wooden sash windows.

Finally, these windows are equipped with the most modern security locks as standard for peace of mind and PAS 24 enhanced security as well as top-quality double glazing that is A-rated to enhance the thermal efficiency of a property. They can also be customised by using Fineo vacuum glass, which replaces the outer pane of double glazed units with a single piece of energy efficient glass.

UPVC Tilt and Turn Window

Modern uPVC windows are at the top end of the market, and offer amazing functionality, healthy ventilation, and increased home value. They are popular in Europe and are becoming more common throughout North America. They are easy to use and extremely efficient. They tilt open from the bottom before opening at the top. The top opening is approximately 6" and allows for fast ventilation. They also have a slow air exchange function with a micro-ventilation option which opens up to 3/8". They can be opened by turning the handle in the open position, locked, or in tilt and lock mode. They are equipped with modern, large handles in a variety woodgrains and colors.

The major advantage tilt and turn windows have over double-hung or casement windows is that they open up like doors, which can provide great cleaning convenience and also vents out odours. However, this type of window isn't without its limitations as it can't be left open for long periods of time because of draughts and heat loss.

This type of window is ideal for modern homes and can be used to replace traditional windows made of sash in older houses. They can be fitted to have Georgian bars and Monkey Tail handles for an authentic vintage look. They are available in a range of finishes and colours that can be matched to your existing home, which includes black or gray. They come in various sizes and can be adapted to any type of structure or size of house.

uPVC French Casement Window

The uPVC French Casement Window allows you to lighten your home by letting lots of natural sunlight in. It's also a great choice for sunrooms as it brings the outdoors inside. These windows are also suitable in homes with a classic style and can be fitted to both traditional properties as well as new builds.

Double-glazed windows offer a variety of colour options including handle and stay choices, and window locking options. They're also a good choice for those looking to lower their energy costs by keeping heat from escaping. The cavities are filled with argon gas that helps keep the heat in your home while keeping the cold out.

Our uPVC French windows are secured by Design certified This means they have been thoroughly tested against the most recent burglary techniques and have met the requirements laid out in the initiative of the police. This certification is considered an effective deterrent to crime and will give you peace-of-mind that your home is secured.

uPVC is a durable plastic that will not warp or rot over time. The uPVC material is extremely durable and offers a low-maintenance finish that only requires wiping down every now and again to keep them looking great.

uPVC Aluminium Window

Our uPVC windows in Peterborough are made using the market-leading Liniar profile, with its innovative multi-chambered design, which provides incredible energy efficiency. This works to trap heat inside the home and block cold air from and result in a substantial reduction in your energy bills over time.

uPVC is a tough weather-resistant material that requires very little maintenance. Combining it with double glazing will give you the best insulation for your home and reduce your energy costs. This is made possible by the air space between the two glass panes, a characteristic that helps reduce heat loss and maintain the temperature of your home stable.

Aluminium windows are also becoming increasingly sought-after by homeowners due to their superior aesthetics, strength and energy efficiency. Aluminium frames come in a variety of colours and finishes with powder coated options. These frames provide a subtle appearance, making them suitable for properties of the past where the plastic appearance of uPVC would be out of place.

While aluminum frames generally do not provide as great insulation properties as uPVC, this has been overcome with the help of cutting-edge thermal break technology. door fitter peterborough -glazed aluminium frames attain a WER rating that is higher than the building regulations. They are also a strong material, making them hard to break and ideal for security of your property.

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