uPVC Casement Windows
Custom uPVC Casement Windows
Exceptional energy efficiency for maximum performance
Available with double or triple glazing options
Enhanced security that meets British Standards
Durable construction backed by long-lasting guarantees
Product Features
Made-to-Order
High Performance
What Makes uPVC Windows the Best Choice?
Choosing helps make your home warmer while lowering your energy bills.
By using less energy to heat your home, you also reduce your CO₂ emissions.
We focus on environmentally friendly manufacturing processes.
Our windows are recyclable at the end of their life, helping to minimise environmental impact.
We are dedicated to delivering superior energy efficiency, market-leading U-values, and promoting sustainability across the UK.
Explore Our Range of Colour Options
Our timber products are available in a wide range of finishes, including single colour, dual colour, and natural stained options. View our most popular RAL colours below to find the perfect match for your project’s style.
Customisable Glass Options
We offer a range of glass options designed to boost thermal efficiency, acoustic insulation and security. You can also customise your products further with decorative or obscured glass options.
Satin - Standard
Vision - Optional
Kathedral - Optional
Arena-C - Optional
Ironmongery and Hardware
Our extensive ironmongery range features a variety of handles, locks, and accessories in different finishes and styles to complement the aesthetic of your project while providing excellent security.
Fitch Catch - Brass - Standard
3 Styles
Round Ended Pulley - Brass - Standard
3 Styles
Angel Ventlock - PVD Brass - Standard
5 Styles
Sash Lift - PVD Brass - Standard
4 Styles
Brass - Sash Vent Lock Push - Standard
6 Styles
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about our wooden sash windows, from their customisation and installation to maintenance and heritage compliance.
What is the full form of uPVC?
uPVC stands for Unplasticised Polyvinyl Chloride. Also known simply as vinyl, it is a strong, durable, and long-lasting material commonly used in the construction industry. Thanks to its low-maintenance properties, uPVC is typically used for manufacturing windows, doors, and piping.
What is the lifespan of uPVC windows?
uPVC windows are expected to last at least 20 years, but with proper care and depending on various factors, they can often exceed this lifespan significantly.
Do uPVC windows come in grey?
uPVC windows are offered in a variety of colours, from the classic white finish to stylish options like Chartwell Green, and sleek, modern shades such as anthracite grey or black.
We provide a wide selection of colours and natural woodgrain finishes, ensuring there’s the perfect match for every property.
For a contemporary touch, consider dual-colour options, allowing you to complement both the interior and exterior of your home.
How safe are uPVC windows?
uPVC windows are accredited with PAS24 and Secured By Design, offering enhanced security.
Our casement windows come equipped with a multi-point locking system, which locks the window securely to the frame at multiple points, providing superior security over traditional locking mechanisms.
Is it possible to install shutters on uPVC windows?
Shutters can be installed on uPVC windows just like on timber frames, as they are typically attached to the internal structure of the building rather than the window frames themselves. It’s recommended to use a specialist company to ensure proper clearances around handles and hinges, allowing for easy window operation and ventilation.
Can I replace windows with uPVC in a conservation area?
If you reside in a conservation area, it’s essential to consult your local planning office for any restrictions regarding window replacements. There may also be specific conditions in your property deeds.
In most cases, alterations to a building in a conservation area must be made with identical materials, including windows. For example, if your property currently has timber sash windows, you’ll likely need to replace them with timber sash windows.
As local planning offices may have varying rules, it’s always best to check with them to understand what changes are permitted.
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Our Process
From initial consultation to final installation, we’re with you every step of the way.
Survey & Order
Once you’ve paid your deposit, we’ll arrange a detailed site survey. Our experts will take precise measurements and assess specific requirements, ensuring a perfect fit and addressing any potential issues before manufacturing begins.
Design approval & Manufacturing
Based on the survey, we’ll create detailed designs for your approval. This includes specifications for sizes, glazing options, hardware, and finishes. We’ll work with you to refine the designs until you’re completely satisfied and process for manufacturing.
Installation
Your bespoke products will be expertly installed by our highly qualified fitters. Our team will deliver and install your products with precision and care, ensuring a flawless finish.
