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Sash Windows can also
be produced by
Pretty Windows,
using the latest in
materials. If you have a period property and wish to
retain the character and style of your property, talk to
pretty windows to see what we can offer to do just
that. Our system is provided by
Veka who have
had over 40 years in the industry. The sash slider
system has classic style brass handles and latches and
there is a unique tilt system to allow easy cleaning.
More acute angled frame
bevels give windows and doors a slimmer appearance than
most. Our windows and doors have internal beading,
securing the glass and panels from the inside, so that
the glass cannot be removed from the outside.
Many window frames are manufactured from lengths of PVCu,
mechanically joined. This method is considered to be
less desirable, as the frame is not as strong as the
method used by
Pretty Windows.
We use a system where all
joints are welded together, providing an homogenous
structure which is both watertight and offers great
integral strength.
Window handles are
constructed of die cast zinc alloy for outstanding
strength and designed for security, strength and
practical elegance. The handles operate the bolt
locking system and for added security, the handles can
be further secured by a key.
Enjoy a brighter outlook with better built windows
Enjoy a
brighter outlook with better built windows manufactured
by the Window Industries Double Award Winners, VisageŽ
offers an advanced range of internally glazed windows
incorporating a wide range of styles, designs and
options - all with the same high specification as
standard
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Warm and weatherproof
You're always assured of a warmer
welcome with VisageŽ windows.
With a full 70mm multi-chamber frame
acting as an effective thermal barrier
and 28mm double glazed units (the
optimum specification for efficient
insulation) you'll feel warm on the
inside when it's cold on the outside.
And what's more, you'll also see the
benefits of the heat saving features of
VisageŽ on your fuel bills with an
energy efficient rating of almost twice
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