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SERVICES - Installers of Double glazed windows, doors, conservatories and roof line products
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Window Replacement Each home is different and this includes the windows, all with different window styles, designs and colour variations. We can offer you a range of double glazed window designs from casement windows, Georgian windows, cottage windows, tilt and turn (open in) windows to the 'traditional' sliding sash windows - all available in a range of colours to suit your property.
Double Glazed Doors Composite double glazed door We offer a large selection of double glazed UPVc doors to compliment our range of double glazed windows; various styles and designs from our range include Patio doors, French doors, Panel doors, Bi-fold doors, both aluminium and UPVc sections are available, including timber and coloured wood-effect, composite doors.
Conservatories Graham Orrin's guide to conservatories - please feel free to call for a no obligation quotation and site visit. Gable A double glazed, gable-end conservatory, can add a real presence to your home. The design of a gable-ended conservatory means that the front of the roof does not slope back to the centre, the roof of the conservatory stays upright - similar to the gable end of a house (hence its name). Double Glazed Gabled Conservatory
Window Design
Window Replacement
Each home is different and this includes the windows, all with different window styles, designs and colour variations. We can offer you a range of double glazed window designs to suit most properties, from UPVc and Aluminium to Timber profiles.
Window designs and styles include:
Casement windows
Georgian windows
Cottage style windows
Tilt and Turn (open in) windows
'Traditional' Sliding Sash windows
All available in a range of colours to suit your property.
All our Double Glazed windows are manufactured with the highest quality UPVc and double glazing sealed units, making your home warmer, quieter and totally secure.
Our double glazed windows are one of the most energy efficient on the market and almost maintenance free.
Door Design
Double Glazed Doors
We offer a large selection of Composite double glazed doors and a large selection of double glazed UPVc doors to compliment our range of double glazed windows.
There are various styles and designs from our range which include:
Patio doors
French doors
Panel doors
Bi-fold doors, both aluminium and UPVc sections are available.
Composite doors are available in timber and coloured wood-effect colouring.
Conservatory Design
Conservatories
Here's Graham Orrin's guide to conservatories.
Gable - A double glazed, gable-end conservatory, can add a real presence to your home. The design of a gable-ended conservatory means that the front of the roof does not slope back to the centre, the roof of the conservatory stays upright - similar to the gable end of a house (hence its name).
Georgian - The Georgian conservatory features a flat front and a symmetrical outline. This makes the Georgian conservatory a really handy space for laying out furniture and plants, with no wasted space.
Large Span - Large span conservatories are built using a supporting skeleton that sits inside the conservatory. This gives the large span conservatory structural support and makes it an ideal venue for a hotel dining room or as a cover for a swimming pool or gym.
Lean-To - The Lean-to conservatory, or Mediterranean conservatory as its also known, is the simplest style of conservatory, with clean lines that give it a contemporary look and make it a popular conservatory for modern houses. This conservatory style will be ideal for you if you prefer simple, understated lines.
Orangery - Orangeries offer a slightly different take on traditional conservatories. An orangery is a great way to add conservatory-style light and space to your home. An orangery is basically a traditional, atrium-style conservatory.
P-Shape - The P-shape conservatory is a style that’s ideal for larger, detached properties, combining a lean-to conservatory with a Victorian conservatory, which can be either three-faceted or five-faceted. When you combine a lean-to with a Georgian-style conservatory, this is called an L-shaped style.
T-Shape - The T-shape conservatory style works best on larger properties. The T-shape is a combination conservatory style featuring a central projection. It can be Victorian, Gable or Georgian in style. The T-shape conservatory is better suited to larger properties – especially those with big gardens, as the part of the conservatory that extends away from the house tends to eat into the garden.
Victorian - The Victorian conservatory is the most popular style of conservatory. The Victorian conservatory suits all house styles – be they period property or a new build. The Victorian conservatory springs most readily to mind when people think of conservatory styles.