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Contact us (by phone, email, contact form or social media) and our advisor will guide you through the entire process, providing advice and assistance.
After selecting the product(s), we will prepare a preliminary quote based on the measurements or photos we receive from you. Upon its approval, we will ask you to pay 50% of the amount.
Our products are “tailor-made”, so it is very important to take the measurements correctly.
In the case of doors – we arrange a video measurement.
In the case of windows – our employees will come to you at a convenient time and take accurate measurements.
You already know what you need, and we know the dimensions. In this step, we update the quote and send it to you for re-approval. As soon as we receive final confirmation from you that your order has been placed, we start working on the order.
The order goes into production, which takes an average of 4–7 weeks, depending on the size and specifics of your order.
When the ordered product is ready, there are three ways to pick it up:
Yes, each of our products comes with a warranty.
The warranty period for front doors is 10 years.
For windows, it is 5 years, and for the first 6 months we provide free service. In addition, for the next 10 years, the windows are covered by the Consumer Protection Association program.
As part of the warranty, we provide maintenance services if the damage is not due to improper or careless use. In cases of damage that cannot be repaired, the customer receives a new product.
English windows open outward, usually with hinges located on one or both sides. They can be opened both to the left and to the right.
Polish windows (also called tilt/tilt&turn windows) have different ways of opening. The most popular models are those that open and/or tilt inward.
Polish accent in your home in the UK? With us it’s not a problem! 😉
The assembly service can be ordered in almost all the UK, except Scotland, Wales and Cornwall.
In the above regions, we deliver the ordered windows and doors to the specified address.
In Wales and Cornwall, installation is possible by prior arrangement.
If you are not sure if we deliver or assemble in your area – contact us!
By placing an order with assembly, you don’t have to worry about the doors and windows that are currently in your home. Our team will dismantle the existing ones and take them for disposal.
Want to place an order with assembly? Be sure to mention it when you talk to our consultant!
The CERTASS installation certificate is a document that every property owner in the UK must have when replacing windows or external doors.
CERTASS guarantees that the windows/doors and their assembly meet the standards required by UK building regulations:
Our company is an accredited member of CERTASS, so we issue relevant documents after the completed installation of windows or doors.
The customer receives the certificate within 2-4 weeks after completion of the installation work.
On the day we receive information that the production of windows or doors has been completed, we will contact you and offer you several available dates. Once a specific date is set, we begin the transportation process.
Orders are manufactured in Poland, so the first step is to transport them to our warehouses. This usually takes about a week.
When the agreed assembly date approaches, we complete the order and carefully secure it to prevent any possible damage.
When we arrive at your address, we first properly prepare the surroundings of the work site, minimizing the risk of dirt. Then we dismantle the windows or doors to take them away for disposal later.
We start by thoroughly cleaning the opening and insert the new window or door. We process with masking strips in the colour of the product and silicone their edges.
We do not process or putty the interiors around the windows or doors.
After the work is completed, we sign the acceptance protocol and ask you to make the final payment.
There are plenty of different types of windows on the market. Each of them has its own advantages and corresponding applications, so it is worthwhile to familiarise yourself with the available options before making a decision.
Here is an overview of the most popular types:
Regular maintenance and proper care are key to ensuring that our windows serve us for years to come. Here are some practical tips:
South-facing windows – receive the most sunlight for most of the day. It is perfect for those who appreciate bright and well-lit rooms. The natural light coming in through south-facing windows can also help heat the room during the colder months!
NOTE: Keep in mind that on hot days they can contribute to excessive heating of the interior, so consider installing appropriate protective features such as shutters or blinds.
East-facing windows are ideal for those who appreciate morning sunlight. They offer beautiful natural lighting in the morning, which can create a pleasant atmosphere for morning activities. However, they will not provide as much light throughout the day as south-facing windows. Therefore, additional artificial lighting may be necessary in some rooms.
West-facing windows provide beautiful natural lighting in the evenings, which will be ideal for those who like to enjoy the sunset. On long, hot summer days, however, they can contribute to excessive heat build-up in rooms, especially if they are not properly protected from excessive sunlight.
Here are the most important features of each type to think about before making a final decision:
Wooden doors:
Steel doors:
Each type of door has unique features that will work well for different conditions and user needs. Here are the most important characteristics of specific door kinds:
Wooden – wood adds warmth and character to interiors. Wooden doors are durable and offer excellent thermal and sound insulation. They can be painted or varnished, which offers a wide range of decorative possibilities, as well as easy maintenance.
Steel – are extremely durable and resistant to mechanical damage. They are perfect as exterior doors, providing a high level of security. Suitable for those who appreciate solid construction.
Plastic (PVC) – they are lightweight, easy to maintain and relatively inexpensive. They provide good thermal insulation and are resistant to moisture, making them a popular choice for bathrooms and rooms with high humidity.
Composite – combines the advantages of wood and steel, offering durability, thermal insulation and weather resistance.
Proper door assembly is key to getting the most out of a door.
Here are a few reasons why you should spend a little more time on proper door assembly or entrust this activity to specialists:
Here are some tips on how to take care of your door so that it remains in excellent condition for years to come:
Unwanted noise coming from outside the house makes it difficult to concentrate while working, resting or sleeping. Ensuring proper sound insulation in the home often determines the comfort of living.
Protection against noise coming into the house depends on the intensity of sound outside the building. It is best to limit sounds so that noise levels do not exceed:
Single-leaf doors – this is the most common type of door, consisting of a single leaf that opens to one side. They are commonly applied in homes, offices and other buildings.
Double-leaf doors – consist of two sashes, usually opening outward or inward. Bi-fold doors provide a distinctive look to a room and can be used in larger entrances.
Sliding doors – slide along guides, instead of opening sideways. They are ideal for small spaces, as they do not take up space when opening.
Yes! We take the waste, i.e. the windows and doors that we dismantle, for disposal. So you don’t have to worry about what to do with bulky “rubbish”. We will do it for you!
Yes, in our offer are available:
SASH windows, also known as classic British windows, operate with an up-and-down sliding system. This is an undoubted advantage for those who want to maximise the use of space in their interiors. Of course, we have them in our range, so by all means, you can order them from us, including assembly.