Transforming Your Property with Style and Functionality

Windows and doors are no longer just functional elements of a property; they have become essential design features that can transform the look and feel of any space. In recent years, innovative window and door design have gained significant popularity, offering property owners a wide range of options to enhance both aesthetics and functionality. From the sleek elegance of bi-fold doors to the futuristic allure of smart glass, we at Edge are always looking out for interesting glazing projects from our customers – so this blog explores the latest trends and provides inspiration for those looking to elevate their property’s design to new heights.

Bi-fold Doors: Seamlessly Merge Indoor and Outdoor

One of the most sought-after window and door designs in recent years is the bi-fold door. These stunning installations offer a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor spaces, creating a sense of harmony and connection with nature. Bi-fold doors consist of multiple panels that fold and stack neatly to the side when opened, maximising the opening and flooding the room with natural light.

Whether you have a spacious patio, a cosy balcony, or a breathtaking garden, bi-fold doors can open up your living area to the outdoors, expanding your living space and creating an inviting atmosphere. Available in various materials such as wood, aluminium, and uPVC, these doors offer versatility and can be customised to match your property’s architectural style.

Floor-to-Ceiling Windows: Embrace Natural Light and Expansive Views

Floor-to-ceiling windows have gained immense popularity in modern architecture, as they create an open and airy atmosphere while allowing abundant natural light to flood the space. These windows offer uninterrupted panoramic views, blurring the line between the indoors and outdoors.

By incorporating floor-to-ceiling windows, you can make smaller spaces appear more spacious and inviting. They work exceptionally well in living rooms, bedrooms, and dining areas, where they can showcase breath-taking landscapes and city skylines. Additionally, these windows can be combined with sliding or casement designs, providing ventilation options without compromising the aesthetic appeal.

Unique Shapes and Geometric Designs: Make a Bold Statement

To add a touch of individuality and make a bold statement, consider incorporating unique window and door shapes and geometric designs into your property. Instead of traditional rectangular windows, opt for circular, triangular, or irregular-shaped ones. These unconventional designs create visual interest, enhancing the overall architectural style of your property.

Geometric designs can also be applied to doors, allowing you to express your creativity while maintaining functionality. Slanted or angled windows can add a dynamic and contemporary element to your space, infusing it with a sense of modernity.

Innovative window and door designs offer property owners an opportunity to enhance both the aesthetics and functionality of their spaces. From the seamless connection provided by bi-fold doors to the futuristic appeal of smart glass, these trends can transform any property into a stylish and functional haven. By incorporating floor-to-ceiling windows and unique shapes or geometric designs, you can make a bold statement and infuse your space with personality. So, whether you are renovating your existing property or embarking on a new project, don’t shy away from exploring these innovative design trends and ideas to create a home that truly reflects your style and aspirations.

The bespoke team at Edge are on hand for any of your glazing requirements. They’d love to hear from you and discuss the glazing requirements for your project. Pop an email to [email protected] or give us a call on 0345 021 3333.

This month, we’re excited to award Rhodes 2 Renovations with the Installation of the Month for their stunning West Sussex project, near the seafront.

The project involved a large extension of the rear of the property, a loft conversion and improvements on the groundworks – bringing a completely new look to the property and updating it to suit the requirements of modern family living.

The products installed in this project were:

• Aluminium bifold doors in Anthracite grey
• Black half round guttering
• White fascia & soffit
• Anthracite Grey on White flush casement windows and trims
• Composite door and sidelights – Anthracite Grey
• Anthracite Grey Aluminium lanterns
• Flat Glass Rooflight
• Underground drainage

They grey windows, doors and front door bring a modern appeal to the property, whilst boasting low maintenance benefits and giving the home that smart kerb appeal. This, combined with our guttering, fascia, and soffit, means the home is easy to maintain and will stay looking this great for many years to come!

Congratulations to Rhodes 2 Renovations for giving their project the edge. One very lovely home and some fabulous installations of our products. We look forward to seeing your future projects!

29th June 2023

The construction industry is undergoing a technological transformation. In recent years, digital tools have started to revolutionise the way the sector works and is  increasingly being used in a number of ways for on-site operations… from automation through to the use of robotics, 3D printing, virtual reality, and much more.

As these technologies continue to become more sophisticated, cost effective, and accessible, some are quickly becoming essential tools for contractors looking to compete in today’s market.

In this blog we will look at the various digital tools being used on our construction sites, both complex and advanced, but also those that are more widely used, and we look at the challenges these may pose and suggest ways that might help you stay up to date in this time of change.

Digital tools

Firstly, it’s important to understand the different kinds of digital tools currently available.

BIM software is becoming increasingly popular and is enabling construction projects to be planned in a much more efficient and intricate way, with improved accuracy and limited mistakes.

3D printing and prefabrication technology can be used for the production of customised parts and can eliminate human error, speed up the lead time, and mean that they arrive on-site in good time, ready to use.

Robotic arms have started to make an appearance on large-scale, commercial building sites. Whilst these are not widely used yet, these systems reduce the need for manual labour and enable tasks to be completed quickly and efficiently. Additionally, they have safety benefits, often reducing the risk associated with hazardous jobs such as welding or using power tools.

Drones have been making significant strides in the construction industry, making it easier for site managers to effectively manage their projects. Drones help project managers gain a better view of the site from various angles, including hard-to-reach or dangerous areas, making project management more efficient and effective.

Virtual Reality (VR) is another rapidly growing technology in construction. VR allows builders to create 3D models of their projects and get detailed simulations of what the project will look like, enabling them to make better informed decisions. With VR, project managers can identify potential issues before the building process begins, ensuring that the project runs smoothly.

The Internet of Things (IoT) is also making waves in our sector. IoT devices provide real-time information and data that allow managers to monitor the building process remotely. They can also measure distances, track equipment and inventory in real-time, improving inventory management, and reducing the risk of theft. IoT infrastructure can be used to monitor any changes in the structural conditions of a building which may change throughout the construction process, helping to ensure the project is structurally safe from start to finish.

iPads and iPhones are more commonly used, making part of the overall construction process more streamlined, from liaising with team members, outlining jobs and tasks to ordering materials. Much of the ‘in-need’ information is now available digitally for teams to access remotely as opposed to needing traditional paper job sheets to hand.

With the rise of new technologies, it is no wonder that we are seeing a shift in the way construction sites are run.

Staying up to date & competitive

The good news is that there are plenty of resources available as well as guidance on how they can be used. Online courses and tutorials provide contractors with an easy way to understand the basics of these technologies, while more advanced users might consider investing in certifications or qualifications that will help them stand out from the competition.

We found this article on pbctoday interesting – take a look!

Challenges

With all these new innovative technologies come challenges and concerns. The most significant challenge is the cost of implementing new technology. Whilst many of these technologies exist, they may not be realistically financially accessible to some yet.

Companies will need to invest in expensive software, hardware, and equipment. However, this cost is often too high for small companies, leaving them at a disadvantage. Arguably, those who can and do enter into this new technology-forward era of construction will likely be better suited to larger, more commercial jobs. If you aren’t in yet the position for this investment, don’t fret, there will always be a demand for traditional, smaller companies and ‘old-fashioned’ manual labour.

Another challenge is the resistance to change. Even though implementing new technology can improve efficiency and productivity, some construction workers are unwilling to adopt the new technologies and will feel threatened by the introduction of it. There are also very real concerns that automation will result in job losses, which may further hinder it’s adoption.

Whilst the industry will continue to evolve and it is inevitable that jobs within it may change too, it will provide individuals with an opportunity to adapt if they are willing, to learn new skills and move with the changing times of the construction industry.

Overall, it’s clear that technology is having a major impact on our sector. Digital tools are changing the way projects are planned, managed and completed – meaning contractors must adapt quickly if they want to stay competitive. By investing in the right tools and resources, contractors can make sure they remain up to date with the latest developments.

With the right knowledge and skill set, there is huge potential for construction companies to benefit from these new digital advancements – so research is key.

Edge Building Products are passionate about keeping up to date with the ever-evolving world of construction, and our teams are always on the lookout for the latest product releases and technological advancements which could benefit our customers and their businesses.

We are proud to support our partners in the trade through our excellent customer service, across our website and our three trade counters in Chichester, Croydon and Horsham.

28th June 2023

Windows and doors are essential components of any home. They provide natural light, ventilation, and security. Whether you have PVC or aluminium windows and doors, proper maintenance is crucial to ensure their longevity and functionality. In this blog post, we’ll provide you with expert tips on how to maintain both PVC and aluminium windows and doors. Luckily for you, Edge only supplies glazing that performs highly, whilst requiring minimal maintenance.

Maintaining PVC Windows and Doors:

• Cleaning: To keep your PVC windows and doors looking their best, an occasional clean is necessary. Our Soudal solvent based uPVC Frame Cleaner is perfect for wiping down the frames and getting rid of the most ingrained dirt and markings, while our glass & mirror cleaner will leave you glass surfaces looking pristine. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals that could damage the PVC
• Lubricate the Moving Parts: PVC windows and doors have various moving parts, such as hinges, handles, and locks. Over time, these parts can become stiff or start creaking. Applying a silicone-based lubricant such as WD-40 to the moving components will keep them operating smoothly. Be sure to wipe away any excess lubricant after application.
• Check and Maintain the Weather sealing: The seals on your PVC windows and doors helps to keep out drafts and moisture. Inspect the weather seals regularly for signs of wear or damage. Replace any worn-out weather-stripping promptly to maintain energy efficiency and prevent water leaks. Our bespoke team are happy to assist you with finding the correct gasket replacement – just pop them an email! [email protected]
• Inspect and Clean the Drainage System: PVC windows and doors are designed with a built-in drainage system to channel water away from your home. Periodically inspect the drainage channels and remove any debris or blockages. This will prevent water from accumulating and potentially causing damage to the frames.
• Adjust and Tighten Hardware: Over time, the hardware on PVC windows and doors may become loose or misaligned. Check the hinges, handles, and locks for any signs of wear or instability. Tighten loose screws and make necessary adjustments to ensure proper alignment and smooth operation.

Maintaining Aluminium Windows and Doors:

• Clean the Frames and Glass: Like PVC windows, aluminium frames and glass surfaces require occasional cleaning. Use a non-abrasive cleaner and a soft cloth to wipe down the frames and remove any dirt or grime. Be cautious when cleaning the glass to avoid scratching it.
• Prevent Corrosion: Aluminium is highly resistant to corrosion, but it’s still important to take preventive measures. Apply a thin layer of wax or a specialized aluminium protective coating to the frames. This will help to maintain their shine and protect against corrosion caused by exposure to moisture and environmental factors. If you live near the sea, you should have marine-grade aluminium which is highly resistant to corrosion from the sea salt in the air.
• Lubricate the Moving Parts: Just like PVC windows, aluminium windows and doors have moving parts that need regular lubrication. Again, you can apply a silicone-based lubricant to the hinges, handles, and locks to ensure smooth operation. Wipe away any excess lubricant to prevent dirt and debris build-up.
• Check the Seals and Weather-stripping: Inspect the seals and weather-stripping on your aluminium windows and doors for signs of wear or damage. Replace any worn-out seals promptly to maintain energy efficiency and prevent drafts.
• Keep Track of Condensation: Aluminium windows and doors can occasionally experience condensation build-up, especially in humid environments. Regularly check for condensation on the glass and wipe it away to prevent water damage and mould growth. If condensation is persistent, there could be a fault with the glass – pop us an email and we’ll help you out with that!

General Maintenance Tips for All Windows and Doors:

Protect During Construction: If you’re renovating or conducting construction work near your windows and doors, take precautions to protect them. Cover them with plastic sheets or boards to shield them from dust, debris, and potential damage.

Avoid Harsh Impact: Be mindful of objects that could hit or scratch your windows and doors. Keep heavy furniture or items away from them and use caution when moving or installing anything nearby.

Regular Inspections: Schedule regular inspections of your windows and doors to identify any issues early on. Look for signs of damage, such as cracks, gaps, or difficulty in opening and closing. Prompt repairs will prevent further damage and extend their lifespan.

By following these expert tips, you can properly maintain your PVC and aluminium windows and doors, ensuring their functionality and enhancing their longevity. Remember,  occasional clean, lubrication, and inspections are key to preserving the beauty and functionality of your windows and doors for years to come.

Speak to our Bespoke Team about your glazing queries and requirements!

• [email protected]
• 0345 021 3333

21^st June 2023

When it comes to making improvements to your property, it’s important to consider investments that not only enhance the aesthetics but also provide long-term benefits. One such investment that should be on every property owner’s radar is energy-efficient windows and doors. These windows and doors are designed to decrease energy loss, improve indoor comfort, and reduce the running costs of your home. In the past few years, we at Edge have witnessed a huge demand for better energy efficiency in glazing – so in this blog post, we’ll explore why energy-efficient windows and doors are a smart investment for property owners.

Energy Savings: Lower Utility Bills

One of the most significant advantages of energy-efficient windows and doors is their ability to reduce energy consumption. Traditional windows and doors often allow drafts, causing heating and cooling systems to work harder to maintain a comfortable indoor temperature. In contrast, energy-efficient windows and doors are designed with advanced materials and technology that reduce heat transfer, keeping the desired indoor temperature stable. This means that your heating and cooling systems won’t have to work as hard, leading to lower energy consumption and reduced utility bills. Over time, the energy savings can offset the initial investment cost of these windows and doors.

Enhanced Comfort: Temperature Regulation

Energy-efficient windows and doors play a crucial role in regulating indoor temperature. They act as a barrier against external weather conditions, preventing heat from entering during summer and keeping the cold air out during winter. This helps maintain a comfortable indoor environment year-round. Additionally, these windows and doors often come with features such as low-emissivity coatings and insulated frames that further enhance their insulation properties. With energy-efficient windows and doors, you can say goodbye to uncomfortable drafts, hot spots, and cold areas in your property.

Noise Reduction: Peaceful Indoor Environment

Living in a noisy environment can be stressful, affecting your overall well-being and productivity. Energy-efficient windows and doors, with their advanced insulation properties, can significantly reduce outdoor noise transmission. The specialised glazing and frames work together to create a sound barrier, minimising the impact of external noise sources such as traffic, construction, or neighbours. By investing in energy-efficient windows and doors, you can enjoy a peaceful indoor environment, free from unwanted disturbances.

Improved Durability and Security

Energy-efficient windows and doors are typically constructed with high-quality materials and undergo rigorous testing to meet industry standards. This ensures their durability and longevity, making them a worthwhile investment. Additionally, these windows and doors often feature enhanced security features such as multi-point locking systems, laminated glass, and reinforced frames, offering better protection against break-ins and intruders. By upgrading to energy-efficient windows and doors, you not only improve your property’s energy efficiency but also enhance its overall safety and security.

Environmental Impact: Reduced Carbon Footprint

In today’s world, where sustainability is a growing concern, it’s essential to consider the environmental impact of our choices. Energy-efficient windows and doors help reduce your property’s carbon footprint by reducing energy consumption. By using less energy for heating and cooling, you contribute to the global efforts to combat climate change and preserve natural resources. Choosing eco-friendly materials and opting for products with high energy-efficiency ratings can make a significant difference in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and promoting a greener future.

Increased Property Value and Market Appeal

Investing in energy-efficient windows and doors can enhance your property’s market appeal and value. Potential buyers are increasingly conscious of energy efficiency when making purchasing decisions. Properties with energy-efficient features tend to attract more attention and can command higher resale values. Additionally, energy-efficient upgrades may also make your property eligible for various incentives and rebates offered by government programs or utility companies, further increasing its value.

In conclusion, energy-efficient windows and doors are a smart investment for property owners due to the numerous benefits they offer. From energy savings and improved comfort to noise reduction and increased property value, the advantages are clear. Moreover, by choosing energy-efficient options, you contribute to a sustainable future by reducing your carbon footprint. If you’re looking to upgrade your property, consider investing in energy-efficient windows and doors for a smart and worthwhile improvement.

Remember, when selecting energy-efficient windows and doors, look for reputable brands, such as Liniar, Smart or Origin – these are all brands that we are proud to supply at Edge. Be sure to check for certifications and like BSI, or Secured by Design accreditations and consult with professionals to make sure your windows are installed properly. By making this investment, you’ll enjoy long-term benefits, financial savings, and a more sustainable and comfortable living or working space.

Come and have a look at our window showroom! 

We have many windows on show in our Chichester showroom. Come and take a look or arrange a tour with one of our helpful team members in the Bespoke department. [email protected] | 0345 021 3333

14th June 2023

Tips for working safely and productive when working in hot, cold, or wet conditions.

Construction sites can be a dangerous place to work, especially when the weather is not on your side. Working safely should always be a priority on site but even more so in extreme weather conditions such as rain, wind or snow where accidents and injuries are more likely to occur.

The UK weather is changeable to say the least and in recent years we are experiencing an increase in extreme weather, from severe heat, to gale force winds and  huge volumes of rain. Research from the Met Office’s annual global temperature forecast published in December 2022, predicted that 2023 “will be one of the Earth’s hottest years on record.” June 2023 has already seen some of the hottest days of the year so far with temperatures regularly in the high twenties. In addition, extreme rainfall, similar to that which we’ve experienced in recent years, is directly attributed to the effects from global warming.

Wind, rain, heat and even severe cold snaps can highlight and exaggerate the existing risks posed when working on construction sites, and therefore it’s essential to take precautions and be prepared rapidly changing weather conditions. Britain’s weather is famously unreliable and interchanging after all!

In this blog, we will explore some tips for staying safe in all weathers on site to help you and your teams stay safe and avoid potential weather-related hazards, so you can focus on getting the job done efficiently and safely.

Tips for working safely onsite

Working outside on a construction site can be challenging, particularly during hot summer months. It’s essential to look at and re-evaluate health and safety procedures and policies while working in the sun to prevent serious health issues such as heat exhaustion, sunburn, and of course, long term, skin cancer.

By not following simple guidelines for working in extreme weather conditions, you risk the health of yourself and/or your workers which could lead to long-term sick leave and the delay in client projects.

• Prolonged exposure to the sun can lead to severe dehydration, fatigue, and other symptoms that can significantly impact the ability to work. In the heat of the UK sun, it can be tempting to work without t-shirts or hats, but it’s crucial to take necessary precautions such as wearing protective clothing, staying hydrated, and taking regular breaks in shaded areas, and encouraging your team to do the same.
• High winds can drastically increase the risk of accident or injury when working on construction sites, especially at height. Consider prioritising jobs dependent on the weather, for example the higher risk jobs should be, where possible, avoided in strong winds to preserve the safety of yourself, your team and the project itself. Ensure anything that can ‘blow’ in the wind is secured e.g. dangling electrical cables, and any suspended fixtures are securely fixed.
• Working on site in driving rain can be extremely challenging. Heavy downpours can create slippery surfaces, making it notoriously difficult to keep your footing while moving around the site. The rain can also cause visibility issues, making it harder to see and avoid potential hazards. Additionally, working in wet conditions can increase the risk of electrical hazards…. it goes without saying that rain and electricity together is not a good combination, and this can occur when working with exposed wires or power tools. Taking extra precautions when working in the rain, such as wearing appropriate safety gear like non-slip boots and waterproof clothing, and avoiding working in areas prone to flooding, is essential.
• Similarly, although snow is not a common occurrence here in the South. Working on a construction site during snowy weather conditions can be a gruelling experience. The cold temperatures combined with icy and slippery surfaces can make it difficult to move and work efficiently. Furthermore, snow can cover up any potential hazards on the site, making it harder to spot them and avoid accidents. However, there are ways to stay safe and productive while working in these conditions, some of these include: wearing appropriate clothing such as thermal layers, gloves, and waterproof boots, taking regular breaks to warm up indoors, and regularly clearing snow from walkways and work areas to prevent slips and falls. It’s also essential to exercise caution when using heavy machinery and to take extra precautions when working at heights, such as using safety harnesses and ladders with slip-resistant rubber feet.

The pressure to stay on schedule through all weathers

For construction or project managers, staying on schedule generally is a high-pressure business. However, when you add extreme weather into the mix and the unreliable, inter-changing English weather, that pressure can be heightened. At Edge Building Products, we understand that deadlines change, the schedule may be altered with the weather forecast in mind and so, we are proud to be able to provide a number of services to help ease the pressures of the job. These include:

• Onsite advice and assistance with scheduling based on knowledge of our suppliers.
• Next day delivery when orders are placed before 3pm (South East only).
• Convenient opening times to fit around last-minute changes of plan (7 am – 4:30 pm).

In conclusion, whilst working on construction sites carries a daily and standard level of risk, when extreme weather conditions like heat, cold, snow, rain or wind are added into the mix, the importance of working safely dramatically increases.

By ensuring you have a weather dependent safety procedure for those working onsite which outlines advice for individuals such as the tips we’ve mentioned above, you will be minimising the risks of accident. Visit the HSE page to find out how to care for your staff on site.

Through following this yourself, working together and looking out for your team members, you can continue working safely and efficiently focusing on doing what you do best and completing the job efficiently, despite challenging weather conditions.

13th June 2023

Edge has been pleased to supply The Residence Collection windows for many years now. This award-winning brand brings together a collection if premium window and door systems, proudly designed and made in Great Britain.

The Residence Collection is a perfect solution for new-build and renovation projects – with a wide range of window styles to compliment any property, whilst performing to the highest standards, which are required in modern-day construction. Did we mention how incredibly low-maintenance Residence window systems are to?

The 2 main ranges we supply at Edge are the R9 and R7 collections. Let’s delve into each of these collections and find out what sets them apart from other window systems.

 The Residence Collection – a clever blend of old and new

R9 was the original uPVC timber alternative window system and has won awards for its performance and realistic appearance. It’s beauty and character stems from the desire to authentically replicate 19^th Century timber window designs, achieving that genuine heritage appearance whilst combining modern machining processes, with the eyes of clever craftsmen. The Residence 9 system has a traditionally elegant flush exterior and stylishly decorative interior to create that classic, authentic aesthetic.

You’ll find that Residence 9 windows can satisfy a range of property styles. From grand, stately homes or cottages to Georgian and Victorian properties, right through to present-day homes. Whatever period your property is, we can assure you, the R9 range will compliment it.

Traditional timber sightlines are achieved in this system, but with extra thermal efficiency due to an incredible chamber design and modern glazing solutions.

Why choose R9?

• The choice of hardware designs available will further complement your look, whether your style is contemporary or period. Further options include Georgian bars and a weather bar/mullion stiffener, both of which can be added to replicate existing windows or add new character to your home.
• Configurations – there are a range of splendid styles and configurations, R9 allows you to create and individual design statements for your home. Choose from a vast colour palette and a series of decorative options to truly personalise your Residence 9 windows.
• Weather bar – older timber windows often had a raising moulding that ran horizontally. It’s function was to shed dripping water and to increase the strength of the mullion, that’s why R9 recreated the feature with Residence 9 to ensure if provided time-served traditional performance and aesthetics.
• Manufacturing techniques – R9 embraces modern manufacturing and celebrates the techniques of traditional British craftsmanship. The joints are butted together to replicate timber giving your windows and doors the authentic timber appearance r9 is renowned for.
• Traditional sightlines – R9’s flush sash exterior is timeless, and all the glass sightlines are perfectly equal, providing symmetry and style not available in other window systems. The internal shape and depth are completely authentic and gives and elegant and distinctively deep appearance.
• Butt hinge option – butt hinges can assist in retaining the original timber window aesthetic or be used to create a brand-new look, choose from working butt hinges or dummy butt hinges to provide an authentic kerbside appearance.
• Georgian bars – R9 has beautifully bespoke sections that typically replicate deep decorative detailing inside and the chamfered outing line outside. With the R9 Georgian bar, you can recreate the pattern of the original windows to preserve your home’s character or add new personality with the flair of designing your own patterns.

Residence 7 – beautifully flush, inside, and outside.

R7 is a slightly sleeker and more streamlined approach to the traditional window. It’s flush both inside and out, bringing a wonderful minimal style to a property. This modern range is characterised by elegant, clean lines and, like the R9 collection, compliments both new-build or renovation projects. The flush aesthetic provides a versatile style but with added acoustic and thermal benefits, which are so sought after in modern construction.

The Residence Collection Residence 7  range has been designed to embrace multiple manufacturing techniques. A traditional mechanical joint provides the ultimate timber alternative aesthetic. A mitre welding technique can fuse the joints together diagonally for a contemporary appearance or choose the Graf weld for a seamless diagonal weld. The Timberweld® process welds the profiles with a timber look to both sides, or a MechWeld/External Timber Look (ETL) gives a diagonal weld to the internal face, with a timber look to the external face.

You can create an individual design statement for your home with a range of luxury colour finishes and hardware options. All of them have been carefully created with you in mind. Making it easy for you to replace your current windows and doors with a more efficient, secure, and attractive system.

Why choose R7?

• A completely flush exterior, on the inside and outside. It’s chic, it’s modern, it’s versatile.
• Maintenance free – no need for sanding and painting! Just an occasional wipe with a damp cloth. Simple.
• 3 different styles of internal glazing bead to choose from – personalise your interior.
• Wide range of handles and stays – the range includes monkey tail or pear drop handles, available in 9 colours and finishes!
• Traditional mechanical joint fabrications for the ultimate timber alternative!
• Butt hinge option – a choice of dummy butt hinges or working butt hinges – retain the original timber appearance or create a new feature in your window configuration!

Any questions about the The Residence Collection?

We’d love to chat with you about the Residence collection. Drop us a message or give us a call with any queries! [email protected] | 0345 021 3333

We also have samples in our Chichester showroom, so feel free to come along and take a look! One of our helpful staff members will be happy to assist you.

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