Flush casement windows are characterized by openers that close into the frame and finish flush with the external face of the window. Most older period properties dating back from the 1930’s are typical to this style. Conservation area dwellings and properties of historic importance have had to call in expensive and exclusive joiners to replicate this style of window in the past, now you can complement the traditional styling with modern living requirements for an energy efficient and secure home.

Stormproof windows are a later invention to the flush casement and were first introduced in the fifties. Modern PVCu windows have been modeled on the stormproof window which is still popular today. With the glazed sashes seated over the external face of the frame, they allow for a slimmer depth of frame and marginally more area visible per window whilst providing a second weatherproof seal from the overlapped sash.

With period reproduction as the major design strategy, these vertical sliding windows will truly complement your home. Working from original build quality developed by Wren through the late Georgian period and later with the Victorians and Edwardians, and marrying this with modern glazing requirements, these windows really do provide you with the best of both worlds. Using the traditional weights and pulleys (upgraded to a brass chain rather than cord which stretches and breaks) these windows are perfectly balanced for easy use.

French doors, or double doors, are common place to most domestic properties and date back almost to the beginning of domestic living. Many different designs are available from a fully glazed pair of doors to a complex mix of doors and surrounding windows with Georgian squares and featured panels. The options are endless.

Be it a feature to the rear of your property or the security and benefit of a porch to the front, locking consists of multi point mechanisms conforming to the Association of British Insurers approved standards by featuring hook bolts and deadlocks and unobtrusive flush bolts to the second door.

There is something reassuring about coming home to a traditional timber front door! 18 Different designs based on designs and configurations of period property entrance doors have been modernised to include the latest in security and performance.

All doors feature Association of British Insurers approved standards hook locking and deadlock. Ironmongery can be added as required.

Versatile and stylish bi-folding and patio doors are making bold statements to many properties looking for that something else.

Many properties, old and new, are realizing the benefits of opening up large areas of their properties to give more space. Most commonly used to open rear lounges, reception rooms and kitchens to patio and garden spaces, bi-folding doors really do fit the bill.

With door configurations offering a maximum opening of six doors providing up to 18metres (60 feet) of unobstructed opening, this system is sure to meet with your requirements.