Elegant Bay & Bow Windows in East Midlands

Bay and bow windows are often confused with one another, but there is an easy way to tell them apart – a bay window is a full projection from the house, whereas with a bow window it’s just the window that projects away from the house. In short, if you can stand in it and look out of the window, it’s a bay. If it looks like the window bows away from the house, it’s a bow window.

Yes, lots. Our windows are available in a range of colours and textured foils, including several timber-effect finishes to mimic the look of traditional timber frame windows. Our aluminium windows can be powder coated in any RAL colour you choose.

Our showroom is based in Loughborough and our installers operate throughout Leicestershire, Nottingham, Derbyshire and the East Midlands.

Yes, if you are in a position to do so. Fitting all of your new windows at the same time may seem more expensive than replacing a few at a time, but in the long run, it is more efficient to replace them all at once. The installation time, and therefore associated costs, will be lower, there will be less disruption to your home, and you can start enjoying the full potential of any energy savings immediately too.

Nothing. It’s just another way of saying the same thing. It stands for Un-plasticised Poly Vinyl Chloride - or Poly Vinyl Chloride Un-plasticised, depending on the order of the words. PVC is a lightweight and robust type of plastic that can be found in many different consumer goods, but it’s the ‘u’ part that makes the material ideal for modern windows. The term ‘un-plasticised’ means that the material hasn’t been softened and therefore weakened during the production process, resulting in a tougher more robust material that is suitable for home improvements such as double glazing, patio and bi-fold doors, conservatories, and much more.