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All windows let in light, and most provide some ventilation, but windows can differ in several ways beyond those typical functions. It is easier to open certain window styles, some are good for large views, and some are better for airflow. Different windows may also have very different appearances to fit the architectural design or decorative style of a house. Narrowing down the several window choices begins with the identification of one of the basic types of windows.  Casement Windows - Casement windows (like wooden slat windows) often open out and normally pivot from side hinges. In order to provide sufficient light that is uninterrupted by muntin bars or other framings, most casements have fairly large glass panes. Casements often usually have a more transparent ventilation area than other styles of windows. Casement windows can make a very effective seal for enhanced energy efficiency when closed and locked. Like awning windows, casements do not open out into traffic lanes. Doub

  Do you want to bring bright light into your home and at the same time create a beautiful visual feature? A roof lantern is a genius idea and we will assist you in determining which one is ideal for you in this article.  You may have an extension with a flat roof, but who said your rooflights have to be horizontal too? From dining rooms to bathrooms, bedrooms to lofts, roof lanterns are the perfect way to give small spaces a mighty impact and make your home feel lots more airy and spacious.  While they definitely add a unique factor to any house, roof lanterns still perform a functional role. While providing spectacular and spacious views of the sky above, they can increase ceilings and enhance ventilation.  The type of roof lantern you want is important to take into account, as each one is unique. All of the shelf depth, beam dimension and hip shape will have an effect on how your  rooflights installation  will look, and in order to meet your specifications, we will make them to any

Whether it's by converting a loft or cellar or adding an extension, many of us are searching for ways to extend or make the most out of the space in our homes. One way of expanding your house is to add a conservatory to your home. For each homeowner, conservatory designs are unique. With your choice of materials, the style and design of the conservatory including the glass is vast and can be fully bespoke to you. Whether you are looking for a classic white uPVC conservatory, a heritage wood effect conservatory or a modern gray glazed extension, your conservatory will be completely unique to you.  To help you start off from there are a range of designs as a base for your conservatory to begin from. Victorian conservatory A Victorian style conservatory has a ridged roof and an elegant rounded effect created by a multi-faceted end wall. Victorian conservatories are the most famous conservatory style and are characterized by their pitched roof,  three or five facets and curved appearan

Composite doors are the latest type of front doors installed in homes. Composite doors are specially designed by taking the most common flaws observed in singular material doors.   Composite doors are comprised of a mixture of materials, such as a solid wood core, uPVC, and many more. Each material is selected for its unique properties, which are fused together to create one of the strongest door materials available on the market today. Composite doors guarantee to give additional security, improved weather protection and give you full peace of mind about the security and protection of your home and family. The advantages of a composite door consist of a broad choice for you when it comes to customising the door to your personal taste and needs, with a range of colours to choose from, and also woodgrain effects, textures and finishes, you can get a unique composite door construction that is bespoke to your residence. In short, the composite doors are extremely well-designed modern door