Our Flush UPVC window range is a redevelopment of our extremely popular classic UPVC window, with the frame and sash redesigned to replicate the look of flush UPVC windows. Available in a range of colours and configurations, including external astragal bars, our flush windows can be configured in both a modern and classic style.
Our flush UPVC window range has risen in popularity in recent years and can be configured to suit both modern and period properties. The sash of a flush window sits flush within the frame of the window, a design inspired by traditional timber windows of the past. The flush external contours and Georgian bars have made these otherwise typical UPVC windows more appropriate for conservation areas.
Available in two different frame thicknesses, a wide range of configurable options including colours, handles, glazing and more, our flush UPVC windows can be customised to suit any project.
A unique range of foil colours in 18 colourways from stock, complete with matching ancillaries, trims and accessories. All colours available both internally and externally as a dual colour with white internally or matching internal and external colour.
The Contemporary window and door system is fully compatible with all standard security hardware, with both windows and doors achieving enhanced security standard PAS 24.
The Contemporary window and door system far exceeds all requirements of not only today’s Building Regulations but also future revisions.
The Contemporary multi-function weather seal is at the cutting edge of modern design and material technology. The unique design ensures unrivalled weather performance and provides a significant reduction in the everyday strain placed on hardware, which in turn increases the lifespan of the window. The weather seal is also welded at the corners providing a continuous seal further improving the insulating properties of the product.
Double Glazing (4/20/4 Argon Cavity) : Uw 1.3
Triple Glazing (4/14/4/14/4 Argon Cavity) : Uw 0.98
The design of your windows and doors have a big impact on the overall appearance of your home. Whatever the age of your property the original windows and doors were designed to harmonise with it. So it’s important to consider what will look right for the building when you replace them. The right design and look can preserve or enhance the value of your home. Were the original windows leaded perhaps, or did they have Georgian bars?
