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White1 - Wood effect satin Ww
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White2 - Eggshell W
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White3 - Wood effect PREMIUM PsWw
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White4 - Eggshell PREMIUM PW
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Off-White1 (new) - Off White Eggshell OW
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Off-White2 - Off White Eggshell PREMIUM POW
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Cream - light SM
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Cream (magnolia, matt) Hb
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Grey - light Hg
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Grey - mid G
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Grey - dark A
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Elm (like ash) RG
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Pine - light (not many knots) HA
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Pine - antique (golden brown) LHK
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Apple - European (red-fox like) C
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Oak - honey (new) HJ
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Oak - natural (with light flecks) SOC
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Oak - antique (with dark flecks) EH
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Oak - dark (dark brown, hint of gold) HO
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Walnut - golden
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Mahogany (like red wine) M
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Dark wood stain (like dark chocolate) DM
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Black matt US
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No colour applied - DIY
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Painted for you (TBC)
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Bespoke vinyl (TBC)
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Stone effect including texture (TBC)
"Non conveyable" package
From January 2021 onwards our courier has introduced "Large-Item" handling fees for tall or wide parcels. Most couriers now refuse large items altogether, unless they are sent palletised, or to a business address.
This additional cost to send large items is because depots are finding social distancing a real challenge. This makes sense when two people are necessary to handle large or heavy parcels (so called non conveyable packages). We have always substantially subsidised our P&P charges (and continue to do this), however we've had to incorporate this new cost. Our interactive Instant Quote feature will advise you when you enter dimensions.
The new fee is applied to each non conveyable parcel (not per panel). We will attempt to minimise the number of non conveyable parcels, filling each parcel with as many large panels as practical - commonly up to 6 large panels. Common sense will also prevail - we put a lot of care and thought into making sure your panels are packed well and sensibly.
A common question is...
Should my window have one large panel or two small panels?
We always recommend smaller panels - they are easier to handle and less prone to thermal expansion in direct sunlight.
Please follow the answers...
Examples
Reviews
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9 days agoService rating : All very helpful and efficientSam Mahon
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2 months agoGreat productWould definitely recommend
Good product and customer service
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3 months agoGreat QualityPhil Birtwhistle
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3 months agoGreat product and serviceSLC
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3 months agoFantastic, helpful company
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3 months agoan excellent company to deal withJames
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3 months agoEffective and unobtrusive. Needs to be fitted carefully if the windows are at all uneven.
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5 months agoExcellentFrom design to delivery, quick and professional service. Highly recommend.
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5 months agoGet rid of the black edging.
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6 months agoEasy to install, great instructions and discrete
Stuart Hearn
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A Price Guide for Secondary Glazing
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