There are many aspects to consider when choosing new windows for your home. Whilst size and shape will depend largely on the type of aperture, a wide variety of options are available in order for you to achieve the appearance you require to make it as individual as the interior.
Our Advance 70 windows offer superb qualities that will exceed expectations in terms of performance, aesthetics and environmental issues. Our windows can be incorporated into your home renovation or refurbishment project as well as new build schemes, thus giving outstanding qualities and a superior overall finish to any project – making your home beautiful, secure and improve its thermal performance.
The five chamber window system is designed to achieve high thermal efficiency standards that already surpass current government legislative requirements.
Our Advance 70 windows are exceptionally practical and durable and have been rigorously tested for weather performance, operation and security to keep the elements and intruders at bay.
Our fleet of vehicles are especially converted and designed to carry Windows, Doors and Glass by using a special wracking system meaning your items will arrive safe and sound.
We have a dedicated transport manager who, once your order is placed immediately books your delivery slot and ensures that your delivery happens on time.
We cover all the UK Mainland on a weekly basis. Please see the map below as to when we are in your area and when you could expect your delivery.
If you have any questions regarding your delivery please call our transport manager on 01302 742111 option 3.
All our deliveries are made between 7am – 7pm Monday – Friday. upon ordering you will be told your delivery date – this will not change unless we contact you – you will then receive a text the day before your delivery reminding you that your delivery is due the following day. On the day of delivery, you will get a text with a tracking link and an estimated 2 hour time window with live driver tracking.
Last Updated: 03/01/2023
Last Updated: 03/01/2023
White: 3-4 weeks
Rosewood on White: 3-4 weeks
Oak on White: 3-4 weeks
Grey on White: 3-4 weeks
Black on White: 3-4 weeks
Irish Oak on White: 4-6 weeks
Chartwell Green on White: 4-6 weeks
Cream on White: 4-6 weeks
Full Rosewood: 3-4 weeks
Full Oak: 3-4 weeks
Full Grey: 3-4 weeks
Full Black : 3-4 weeks
Full Irish Oak: 4-6 weeks
Full Chartwell Green: 4-6 weeks
Adding Frosting to your glass? We have multiple options available for you to choose from. Feel free to let us know your preferred glass style once you have selected the frosting option. If you are unsure please call us on 01302 742111 option 1. You will receive Stippoltye as standard if you have added frosted glass to your order.
Please Note: We do not provide installation Foam / Sealant.
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Toughened Glass
Safety glass should be fitted in all doors and other windows or glazed areas that are lower than 800mm from the floor level as indicated below
Handle Colour
Square/Diamond Lead
Georgian Bar
Trickle Vents
How to Measure Windows and Doors
1. Use metric not imperial
The first rule of thumb is to make sure you take accurate measurements in millimetres not inches. This gives you a finer level of accuracy and means there’s no room for error if we have to convert the measurement to metric.
2. Measure the opening outside
So firstly step outside. You need to take height and width measurements for the brickwork opening. Bear in mind that the height measurements must be from underneath any existing removable windowsill. If your property is rendered, simply take off a little of the render and measure to the brickwork edge.
3. Measure brick to brick in at least three different places
Remember the opening may not be exactly square so take a minimum of three measurements – top, middle and bottom, for the height and the same again for the width. This means your window manufacturer can get an accurate view of the exact size of the space the finished product will be fitted into. The final width and height measurement the manufacturer will use is the smallest one.
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4. Deduct 10mm (yes, really!)
This sounds like odd advice but you need to take off 10mm from the final height and width measurements. This is to allow for a small fitting allowance around the new frame and means the fitter can make sure the new window frame sits squarely when it’s in place. Any gaps are then fitted with spacers and filled to keep the frame in just the right position.
5. Never measure the old frame
This is a common error and certainly one to avoid. Ignore the old window frame – this is going because it is no longer suitable. Consider the fact that it may well have warped so the last thing you want to do is take measurements from it!
6. Be sure of your measurements
Make sure you check (and double-check) your measurements so you are 100% sure you have them correctly. This is important because we will not accept responsibility for incorrect measurements and you will still have to pay for a window that doesn’t fit. If you are unsure, consult a professional installer or builder and give yourself total peace of mind.
7. Cill measurement
Taking all the above information in to account, when inputting your measurements we require you to provide us your overall brick-to-brick measurement minus the 10mm fitting tolerance. We will automatically include the cill in to the measurements you provide us – pending you require one that is!
If you struggle, or you would like us to contact you for piece of mind, once your order is placed just leave a note at the checkout asking for a call back!
  
