What to Do if You Have No FENSA Certificate for Windows or Doors
Experts and specialists in home improvement work will often tell you that you need a certificate from a Fenestration Self-Assessment... Find out more
The Fenestration Self-Assessment Scheme, or FENSA, is a government authorised scheme that monitors Building Regulation compliance for replacement window and... Find out more
When choosing to install new windows or doors on your property, you will also need to ensure the work is... Find out more
Both Certass and FENSA are accreditation bodies within the Competent Persons Scheme, offering homeowners peace of mind and the reassurance... Find out more
When it comes to door design, one of the most important and sometimes overlooked design features are the handles. The... Find out more
There are several types of window handles but some are specific to the type of windows they’re fitted to. The... Find out more
What are French doors? Well, they’re characterised by two doors that open outward from the middle of the frame. They... Find out more
A casement style window features a design that opens with hinges at the side of the window frame. Being hinged... Find out more
When you live in a conservation zone you can easily become bedraggled by regulations and other such issues when you... Find out more
We are the best solution for high-quality and tasteful window installations that greatly enhance your quality of life by reducing... Find out more
Toughened glass provides better security and has less chance of breaking in case of an accident. Toughened glass must meet... Find out more
It is important to remember that many people choose to create bespoke solutions for their window installations, however there are... Find out more