Slim Sightlines, Maximum Light.
Warmer Rooms, Quieter Nights.
Two Colours — From Window to Roof.
Don’t Replace It — Respray It.
Why we ask what we ask
Why homeowners across the UK are switching to our flush sculpted windows and doors.
Windows
Your enquiry lands with our team straight away. We review your sizes and choices, and if anything needs clarifying we will get in touch by your preferred method — phone, email or WhatsApp. For most jobs we can provide an indicative price quickly, then confirm the final figure after a free, no-pressure site visit where we take precise measurements and check access, sills, lintels anaOur flush casement windows sit perfectly level with the frame for a crisp, contemporary line that flatters period homes and new-builds alike. Multi-chambered profiles trap heat, cut energy bills and hush outside noise, while internally beaded glass and multi-point locking keep your family secure.d reveals. There is never any obligation to proceed, and we will not hound you: if the timing is not right, we are happy to leave the quote with you until you are ready.
Doors
Our residential doors are the confident first impression your home deserves — solid, weather-tight and locked down with anti-snap, multi-point hardware, in finishes from crisp white to rich mahogany.
Conservatories
Dreaming of more space? Pair the range with a modern conservatory or a warm replacement roof and turn a chilly add-on into a room you’ll actually use every day of the year.
The honest cost-of-ownership maths
uPVC costs less up front than aluminium, and aluminium does last longer and gives a more premium look. But once you factor in replacing tired uPVC further down the line, the lifetime cost of ownership evens out — so you can choose the finish that suits your budget today knowing both routes are built to perform. Ready to upgrade? Build your quote below.
What makes a flush casement different
Most older replacement windows use a sash that stands proud of the outer frame, casting a shadow line and giving that slightly bulky, dated look. A flush casement is engineered so the opening sash sits perfectly level — flush — with the frame all the way around, inside and out. The result is a clean, square, joinery-style appearance that echoes the timber windows originally fitted to period British homes, without any of the rot, swelling, sticking or repainting that real timber demands. On a Victorian terrace, a 1930s semi or a Georgian townhouse it looks like it has always belonged there; on a contemporary new-build the slim, shadow-free lines read as crisp and architectural. It is the single detail that quietly tells passers-by your windows are a cut above, and it is the reason so many of our customers say the house looks more expensive the moment the scaffolding comes down.
Because the flush look is achieved in the profile itself rather than bolted on, you keep it across every style in the range — fixed lights, top openers, side-hung casements, French casements and feature shapes — so a whole elevation reads as one considered, designed-together set. Mix opening and fixed panes however the room needs without breaking the line.
Built for the British climate
Windows and doors in the UK have a hard life: driving rain off the Atlantic, salt-laden coastal air, weeks of damp, then a few brutal cold snaps and the odd genuine heatwave. Everything in this range is specified for exactly that. Multi-chambered profiles and quality weather seals keep wind-driven rain and draughts out, the internally beaded glazing resists the wet far better than older external-bead systems, and the hardware is corrosion-resistant so it keeps working smoothly winter after winter. The uPVC will not rot, warp or need repainting, and a wipe with warm soapy water two or three times a year is genuinely all the maintenance it asks for. Aluminium options share the same weather-tight engineering with an even tougher, longer-life finish for exposed or coastal sites.
Security that does the worrying for you
Every window and door is built around multi-point locking that engages at several points around the frame, not just a single central catch, so the whole sash is pulled tight and held fast. Glazing is internally beaded, meaning the glass cannot simply be levered out from the outside. Doors add anti-snap, anti-bump, anti-pick cylinders as standard and can be specified to PAS 24 — the enhanced security standard insurers and new-build warranties look for — and to Secured by Design, the official police-backed accreditation. For total peace of mind you can add keyless fingerprint entry to your front door, so there are no keys to lose, copy or hide under the mat. It is security you feel the first time you pull the door shut: solid, quiet and reassuringly heavy.
Warmer rooms, smaller bills, quieter nights
Heat escaping through old single glazing or worn-out double glazing is money leaving your home through the glass. The sealed units in this range, paired with thermally efficient frames, dramatically slow that heat loss — so rooms warm up faster, hold their temperature longer and feel comfortable right up to the glass instead of cold and draughty near the window. Most households notice the difference within the first cold week: less reliance on the heating, fewer cold spots, and an end to the condensation that used to run down the inside of tired old frames. Upgrade to triple glazing or acoustic glass and you also take the edge off outside noise — a real benefit on busier roads, near schools or under a flight path, where the drop in traffic and aircraft noise can be the thing customers comment on most.
Made to measure, fitted properly
Nothing here is off-the-shelf. Every window and door is manufactured to the exact millimetre measurements of your openings, so the fit is tight, square and clean with no unsightly packers or oversized trims to hide a gap. Our own experienced, directly employed installers fit the work — not a rotating cast of subcontractors — and they treat your home with respect: dust sheets down, old frames removed cleanly, openings made good, and everything left tidy at the end of each day. We supply to the trade and to homeowners, so whether you want supply-only for your own builder or a fully managed supply-and-fit service, you are dealing with people who do this every single day.
The honest cost-of-ownership maths, in full
It is worth spelling this out, because it is the question that decides most projects. uPVC has the lower sticker price and, in the right colour and a flush profile, looks superb — it is the sensible, high-value choice for the majority of homes. Aluminium costs more at the outset but carries an even more premium look, with the very slimmest sightlines and the largest glass spans, and its finish is exceptionally hard-wearing. Where people get caught out is in treating that first price as the whole story. A quality installation is a fifteen-to-twenty-year-plus decision, and over that horizon the gap narrows: choose well once and you are not paying again. That is why we will happily price uPVC, aluminium and a hybrid mix side by side, so you can see the real lifetime numbers rather than guessing — and choose the route that genuinely fits your home and budget, not just the cheapest line on day one.
Who this range is for
It suits the period-property owner who wants the authentic timber look without the upkeep; the family that wants warmer rooms and lower bills before winter; the design-led renovator chasing slim, contemporary sightlines; the landlord or developer who needs durable, low-maintenance, accredited products that pass warranty and building control; and the homeowner simply tired of frames that stick, leak, rattle or look tired. If any of that sounds like you, you are in the right place.
Common questions
Are flush casement windows worth the extra over a standard casement?
For most homes, yes — the difference in cost is modest and the difference in appearance is significant, especially on period and character properties where the flush line genuinely lifts the whole frontage. It is one of the most cost-effective ways to make a house look more expensive.
Will new windows really lower my heating bills?
If you are replacing single glazing or older, failing double glazing, you should expect a noticeable improvement in comfort and a reduction in heat loss. The exact saving depends on your home, your heating and how much you currently lose through the glass, but warmer rooms and less condensation are almost universal.
How long does an installation take?
A typical whole-house window swap is often completed in two to four days depending on the number of openings and access; a single door or a few windows can frequently be done in a day. We confirm a realistic timeline at survey so you can plan around it.
Do you handle everything, including removing the old frames?
Yes. With supply and fit we remove and dispose of the old units, fit the new ones, make good around the openings and leave the site clean. If you prefer supply only for your own builder, we will get the products to you made to measure and ready to install.
Why we ask what we ask
Every field in the builder exists to get you a sharper, more honest price first time — not to bombard you with sales calls. Sizes and quantities let us scope the materials accurately; your colour, glass and handle choices let us reflect the real specification rather than a vague ballpark; and telling us whether you want supply-only or supply-and-fit, double or triple glazing, and uPVC, hybrid or aluminium means the figure we come back with is genuinely comparable to other quotes you are gathering. The more you tell us up front, the less back-and-forth there is later.
What happens after you hit submit
Your enquiry lands with our team straight away. We review your sizes and choices, and if anything needs clarifying we will get in touch by your preferred method — phone, email or WhatsApp. For most jobs we can provide an indicative price quickly, then confirm the final figure after a free, no-pressure site visit where we take precise measurements and check access, sills, lintels and reveals. There is never any obligation to proceed, and we will not hound you: if the timing is not right, we are happy to leave the quote with you until you are ready.
Supply only or supply and fit — which is right for you?
Choose supply only if you have a trusted builder or you are confident fitting yourself: we manufacture everything to your exact measurements and get it to you ready to install, with guidance on hand if you need it. Choose supply and fit for the fully managed route, where our own installers handle removal of the old units, fitting, making good and a thorough tidy-up, all backed by our workmanship guarantee. Trade customers are very welcome and get the same made-to-measure quality with pricing built for repeat business.
A quick word on measuring
If you are entering sizes yourself for an indicative price, measure the width and height of the existing frame at a couple of points and give us the smallest reading, in millimetres. Do not worry about being perfectly precise at this stage — for any supply-and-fit job we always re-measure on a free survey before anything is made, so your final windows and doors fit the opening exactly. If you would rather not measure at all, just send a photo of each opening via the WhatsApp QR and we will take it from there.
Common questions about quoting
Is the quote really free and no-obligation?
Completely. The online builder, the follow-up and the site visit are all free, and you are under no obligation to go ahead at any point.
Can I add more items later?
Of course — add as many doors and windows as you like now, and if you think of more after submitting, just reply to us or send another enquiry and we will roll it into one price.
How quickly can the work be done?
Lead times vary with the season and specification, and we will give you a realistic date at survey. If you are in a hurry, tick the priority service option and we will do our best to fast-track fabrication.
Five Designer Finishes
FIVE DESIGNER FINISHES — PICK YOUR LOOK
A neat row of small swatches. On hover (or tap on mobile), each swatch shows a tooltip with the colour name and its indicative colour code. “Can’t see your shade? Ask — more finishes are available to order.”
Light Oak
Light Oak woodgrain
Mahogany
Mahogany woodgrain
Note: hex and codes are indicative for screen display — confirm exact foil/finish references with the supplier before publishing. Dual-colour (different colour inside vs outside) is available across the range.
A closer look at each finish
White is the timeless, light-reflecting classic. It keeps elevations looking bright and clean, suits virtually every style of property and tends to be the most cost-effective choice — a safe, smart pick that never dates and works beautifully with both modern and traditional brick.
Anthracite Grey is, by a distance, the most popular contemporary colour in Britain right now, and for good reason. It is bold without being harsh, flatters red, buff and grey brick alike, and gives windows and doors a high-end, architect-designed feel. Pair it with a matching grey on the outside and clean white on the inside and you get the best of both worlds — striking kerb appeal, bright interiors.
Black is the statement choice for the design-led home. With slim flush sightlines it reads as sharp, confident and unmistakably premium, especially against pale render or light brick, or as a crisp frame to large glazed openings. It is having a real moment on both new-builds and bold renovations.
Light Oak is a warm, golden woodgrain that brings the character of natural timber to a property without a hint of the maintenance. It is a favourite for cottages, barn conversions and country and coastal homes where a softer, more traditional look is wanted — and it ages without fading, cracking or needing a lick of paint.
Mahogany is the rich, deep woodgrain that says heritage and quality. On a front door in particular it makes a genuine statement, and it complements period properties, larger detached homes and anywhere you want a sense of established elegance.
Go dual-colour at no extra cost
You do not have to choose just one. Dual-colour lets you have a bold shade such as anthracite grey or black on the outside, where it sets the kerb appeal, and clean, bright white on the inside, where it keeps rooms feeling light and airy and works with any decor. It is one of the most popular options we offer and, on this range, it comes at no extra charge — a small detail that makes a big difference to how the finished job looks and feels from both sides of the glass.
Can't see your shade?
These five are our core finishes, chosen because they cover the looks the vast majority of homes are after. They are far from the limit, though — a much wider library of woodgrain and smooth colours is available to order, including softer heritage greens, creams and greys. If you have a specific colour in mind, perhaps to match existing windows, a front door or a neighbouring property in a terrace, just ask and we will tell you what is possible.
Looking after your finish
Whichever colour you choose, the upkeep is the same and it is wonderfully undemanding: a wipe down with warm soapy water two or three times a year keeps frames looking factory-fresh, and a tiny smear of light oil on the hinges and locks once a year keeps everything moving sweetly. No sanding, no repainting, no annual ritual — the finish is designed to stay looking good for the long haul.
Common questions about colours
Do darker colours fade in the sun?
Modern foils and finishes are specifically engineered to resist UV fading and weathering, so anthracite, black and the woodgrains hold their colour far better than older painted or early coloured frames ever did.
Can I match my new windows to my existing front door (or vice versa)?
Usually yes — between our core colours, the wider order-in library and our respray service, we can almost always get a close, cohesive match across a whole property. Bring us a photo or the existing colour reference and we will advise.
GO HYBRID AND SAVE
Want the showroom look of aluminium without the showroom price? Go hybrid. Keep cost-effective uPVC where it makes sense — bedrooms, sides and rear elevations — and put premium aluminium on the front elevation and big feature openings where the kerb appeal counts. You get the slim, modern sightlines that turn heads at the front of the house, the everyday value of uPVC everywhere else, and a noticeably smaller bill than going full aluminium. Our surveyor will map out the smartest mix for your home and budget on a free visit. Tick “Hybrid” in the builder above and we’ll price both options so you can see the saving in black and white.
Why hybrid works
Front elevation / feature windows:
aluminium — slimmest sightlines, biggest “wow”.
Everywhere else: uPVC — warm, secure, lower cost.
Result: premium kerb appeal, sensible total spend.
The thinking behind a hybrid specification
Not every window in a house is seen, or judged, equally. The front elevation and any large feature openings are what visitors, neighbours and — when the time comes — buyers actually notice. The bedroom window facing the back fence, the small landing window, the side return nobody walks past: these do exactly the same job whatever the material.
A hybrid specification simply spends your budget where it shows. We put premium aluminium, with its ultra-slim sightlines and big uninterrupted glass, on the elevations and feature openings that define your home's kerb appeal, and dependable, warm, secure uPVC everywhere else. Specced in the same colour — anthracite grey being the obvious choice — the two materials read as one seamless, intentional set; nobody can tell where one stops and the other starts.
Where the saving comes from
Aluminium costs more per window than uPVC. Going fully aluminium across an entire house is the most expensive route; going fully uPVC is the most economical. A hybrid lands deliberately in between — you pay the aluminium premium only on the handful of openings where it earns its keep, and bank the uPVC saving on the rest. For a lot of our customers that means getting the showroom look on the front of the house for noticeably less than a full aluminium quote, without compromising on quality, security or efficiency anywhere on the property.
Typical hybrid scenarios
- A bold aluminium picture window or bay on the front, uPVC flush casements to the sides and rear.
- An aluminium front door and surround making the entrance a statement, with uPVC windows throughout.
- Large aluminium openings or bi-folds to a garden-facing living space, uPVC to bedrooms and utility areas.
On a free survey we will walk the property with you, point out exactly where aluminium will have the most impact and where uPVC is the smarter spend, and then price both a hybrid mix and a single-material option so you can compare the numbers and decide with your eyes open.
Common questions about hybrid
Will the two materials actually look the same?
Specified in a matching colour and finish, the difference is genuinely hard to spot from the street — the flush-line styling and shared colour tie everything together. We will show you examples so you know what to expect.
Is a hybrid setup harder to maintain?
No. Both materials need nothing more than the occasional wipe-down, and both carry their own long-life guarantees, so there is no extra upkeep for mixing them.
RESPRAY YOUR EXISTING WINDOWS TO MATCH
Want the showroom look of aluminium without the showroom price? Go hybrid. Keep cost-effective uPVC where it makes sense — bedrooms, sides and rear elevations — and put premium aluminium on the front elevation and big feature openings wheraaReplacing a few windows or doors but want the rest of the house to match? Rather than ripping out frames that are still perfectly good, we can spray your existing windows and doors to closely match your new finish — a fast, far cheaper way to pull a whole elevation together. It’s ideal when you’re phasing the work, blending old and new, or simply refreshing tired frames in a colour like anthracite grey or black.e the kerb appeal counts. You get the slim, modern sightlines that turn heads at the front of the house, the everyday value of uPVC everywhere else, and a noticeably smaller bill than going full aluminium. Our surveyor will map out the smartest mix for your home and budget on a free visit. Tick “Hybrid” in the builder above and we’ll price both options so you can see the saving in black and white.
Honest expectation
Resprayed colours are a close match, not always an exact one — sheen, age and the original finish can cause slight variation between sprayed frames and brand-new factory-finished ones.We’ll always show you a sample on your own frame first so there are no surprises.
When respraying is the smart move
Plenty of homes end up with a mismatch over time: a new front door in a different shade to the windows, a couple of replaced units that no longer tone with the rest, or simply frames that have faded and lost their freshness while still being perfectly sound. Tearing all of that out is expensive and wasteful. Respraying lets you bring everything into line for a fraction of the cost of replacement. It is ideal when you are phasing a project across a few budgets, when you want the whole house to match the new windows you are fitting now, or when you just want to modernise tired white frames into a sharp anthracite or black without the disruption of a full installation.
How the process works
It starts with thorough preparation, because the finish is only ever as good as the prep beneath it. The frames are cleaned, degreased and lightly keyed so the new coating bonds properly, surrounding glass, brickwork and seals are carefully masked off, and then a specialist primer and a durable, weather-resistant topcoat are applied in your chosen colour. Done correctly, the result is a smooth, even, factory-like finish that wears well and looks the part. We will always spray a sample area on your own frame first so you can see the exact colour and sheen on your property before committing to the full job — no guesswork, no surprises.
Setting expectations honestly
We would rather be straight with you than oversell: a respray is a close match, not always a perfect, identical one. The age, original finish, texture and sheen of an existing frame can all cause slight variation against a brand-new, factory-finished unit sitting next to it, and on a bright day the difference may be just visible to a keen eye up close. From normal viewing distance, across a finished elevation, the effect is a tidy, cohesive, much-improved whole — which is exactly what most people are after. If an exact, flawless match is essential for a particular window, we will tell you honestly that replacement is the better route for that one.
Common questions about respraying
How long does a respray last?
With good preparation and a quality coating, a respray is a durable, long-lasting finish that stands up to British weather for years. It is a genuine refurbishment, not a quick cosmetic touch-up.
Can you spray any colour?
We can match a very wide range of colours, including the popular anthracite grey and black, and tone to your new windows or doors. Bring us the target colour or a sample and we will advise on the closest achievable match.
Is it messy or disruptive?
Far less than a replacement. There is no removal of frames, no making good and no large amounts of waste — careful masking protects your glass and brickwork, and the work is typically completed quickly and cleanly.
Windows
Flush casement windows that look like they were always meant to be there. Whisper-quiet to open, A-rated as standard, and packed with multi-point locks and internal beading for security you can rely on. Choose from five designer finishes and add trickle vents, obscure glass or Georgian bars to suit each room.
Each window is made to measure for your opening and built around a multi-chambered profile that holds heat in and keeps draughts and noise out. The flush sash gives you that sought-after timber-joinery look — clean, square and shadow-free — while modern engineering means it never needs sanding or repainting and never swells, sticks or rots. Open them and they glide; close them and the multi-point locking pulls the sash tight all the way round for a snug, secure, weather-tight seal.
Tailor every window to the room it serves. Choose double glazing for excellent everyday performance or triple glazing for the warmest, quietest result; add obscure glass to bathrooms and overlooked rooms; specify acoustic glass on the road-facing side; drop in Georgian bars or a leaded design where the property calls for period detail; and pick trickle vents where you want guaranteed background ventilation. Mix fixed and opening panes freely so you get the light, the view and the airflow each room actually needs.
Common questions:
Are they A-rated for energy efficiency? Yes, energy-efficient glazing is standard, with triple-glazed upgrades available for the best performance. Will they reduce noise? Double glazing already helps noticeably, and acoustic or triple glazing makes a real difference on busy or exposed locations. Can I get them to match a conservation-area style? In many cases yes — flush profiles, Georgian bars, leaded designs and woodgrain colours all help recreate a traditional appearance; check any local requirements first.
Doors
Our uPVC residential front door is built to be the face of your home — reassuringly solid, weather-sealed against British winters and locked down with anti-snap, multi-point hardware. Pick from a wide choice of panel designs, decorative glass and colours, from a bright white family door to a rich mahogany statement entrance, finished with the handle of your choice. Low-maintenance, draught-free and made to measure.
Serious about security: every door comes with anti-snap, anti-bump cylinders and multi-point locking, and you can add keyless fingerprint entry — unlock with a touch, no keys to lose or copy.
Your front door does more work than any other part of the house: it greets every visitor, takes the full force of the weather, and is the first thing a would-be intruder sizes up. Ours is engineered for all three. A robust, well-insulated door leaf sits in a precise made-to-measure frame, sealed against wind and rain so the hallway stops feeling like the coldest spot in the house. The multi-point lock throws hooks, bolts and a deadlock around the frame at the turn of the key, and the cylinder is protected against snapping, bumping and picking — the three methods opportunists rely on most.
Then you make it yours. Pick the panel design that suits your home — traditional and moulded, sleek and contemporary, or generously glazed to throw light into a dark hall — choose your decorative glass and privacy level, and finish in any of the core colours from bright white to deep mahogany, with a matching handle, letterplate, knocker and numerals. Add keyless fingerprint entry for genuine everyday convenience: no fumbling for keys with your arms full, and nothing to lose or lend. The result is a door that is as secure and weatherproof as it is good-looking — built to be the face of your home for decades.
Common questions:
How secure are the doors? Multi-point locking and anti-snap cylinders are standard, with PAS 24 and Secured by Design specifications available for the highest level of accredited security. Is fingerprint entry reliable? Yes — modern biometric locks are quick and dependable, and you can still use a key or fob as a backup. Can a uPVC door really look high-end? Absolutely; with the right panel, glass and a rich colour such as anthracite or mahogany, a uPVC front door looks every bit the part for a fraction of a composite or timber price.
Conservatories
Got a conservatory that bakes in summer and freezes in winter? Or dreaming of one? Pair this range with a warm replacement conservatory roof, or a full new conservatory, and reclaim the room you’ve been avoiding — bright, comfortable and usable in every season.
The classic complaint about older conservatories is simple: they are unbearable in July and Baltic in January, so the room ends up storing the ironing board rather than being lived in. The culprit is almost always the roof. Swapping a tired polycarbonate or single-glazed glass roof for a warm, insulated replacement roof transforms the space — it holds heat in winter, keeps the worst of the summer sun out, cuts glare and rain noise, and turns a seasonal add-on into a genuine year-round room you actually want to sit in. Combine it with our flush casement windows and a set of doors onto the garden and the whole space feels like a considered extension rather than a bolt-on.
Planning a brand-new conservatory? We can help you design one that works with your home and your garden, in a style that suits the property, with the same colours, glass options and security built in from the start. Whether you want a bright dining space, a relaxed garden room, a home office bathed in natural light or somewhere for the kids to spread out, we will help you get the orientation, glazing and roof specification right so it is comfortable from day one.
Common questions:
Can you replace just the roof and keep my existing conservatory? In most cases yes — a warm replacement roof on a sound existing base and frames is one of the most cost-effective upgrades we do. Will a new roof make the room usable in winter? That is exactly its job: far better heat retention means a comfortable room across the seasons. Do conservatories need planning permission? Many fall under permitted development, but it depends on size and your property, so we will flag anything to check before you commit.
Handles, glass & security
Mirror the existing Range pages: a hover-to-enlarge handle gallery (Lever, Quadra, Window and Lift & Turn in White, Black, Chrome, Satin Silver, Brushed Gold and Anthracite), plus short trust lines on PAS 24 security, internal beading and toughened/acoustic glass options. Re-use existing handle imagery — no new prompts required.
It is the small details that finish a window or door properly, so it is worth getting them right. Handles come in six finishes — crisp white, bold black, bright chrome, understated satin silver, warm brushed gold and on-trend anthracite — so you can match or contrast against your frame colour and tie the look in with your other ironmongery. Beyond the handle, you can specify the locking, hinges, restrictors and child-safety options that suit your household.
On glass, the right specification makes a real difference room by room. Toughened safety glass is used where building regulations require it, such as low-level glazing and doors; obscure glass in a choice of privacy levels keeps bathrooms and overlooked rooms private without losing light; acoustic glass takes the edge off traffic and aircraft noise; solar-control glass helps reduce overheating in sun-facing rooms and conservatories; and decorative, Georgian-bar and leaded options add period character where it suits the property. Across the board, internally beaded glazing means the glass is secured from the inside and cannot be levered out from the street — a quiet but important security advantage.
Built-in peace of mind: multi-point locking as standard, anti-snap door cylinders, and the option to specify PAS 24 and Secured by Design — the police-preferred, insurer-recognised accreditations — so your home is protected to a properly recognised standard, not just a marketing claim.
CHOOSE YOUR DOOR PANEL
Your front door starts with the panel — and you’re spoilt for choice. We offer a huge range of uPVC door panels to suit any home, all made to measure and fitted into your new (or existing) frame and sash.
Panel styles
- Traditional panels — classic mouldings and detailing for period and cottage-style homes.
- Contemporary / designer panels — modern designs with optional brushed-steel trims and inlays for a sharp, on-trend look.
- Decorative glazed panels — elegant cut and bevelled glass designs that throw light into your hallway.
- Opaque / privacy panels — solid or obscured for maximum privacy and security.
- Flush composite-look panels — the clean, modern face of a composite door at uPVC value.
- Flat, half, quarter, side & conservatory infill panels — matching infills to complete side lights, top lights and conservatory bases.
Built secure, built warm
Plenty of homes end up with a mismatch over time: a new front door in a different shade to the windows, a couple of replaced units that no longer tone with the rest, or simply frames that have faded and lost their freshness while still beaChoose your core to suit the job: a standard reinforced core, an upgraded high-security solid core, or an energy-efficient insulated core for a warmer, draught-free door. Panels are PAS 24 / Secured by Design capable and built for low-maintenance British weather.ing perfectly sound. Tearing all of that out is expensive and wasteful. Respraying lets you bring everything into line for a fraction of the cost of replacement. It is ideal when you are phasing a project across a few budgets, when you want the whole house to match the new windows you are fitting now, or when you just want to modernise tired white frames into a sharp anthracite or black without the disruption of a full installation.
Decorative glass — five privacy levels
Finish your panel with decorative textured glass from a wide design library — traditional through to contemporary — across five privacy levels, so bathrooms and front doors get exactly the right balance of light and seclusion.
Colours to match your windows
We would rather be straight with you than oversell: a respray is a close match, not always a perfect, identical one. The age, original finish, texture and sheen of an existing frame can all cause slight variation against a brand-new, factory-finished unit sitting next to it, and on a bright day the difference may be just visible to a keen eye up close. From normal viewing distance, across a finished elevation, the effeaPanels come in our five core finishes — white, anthracite grey, black, light oak and mahogany — plus a wider woodgrain and colour library on request, so your door and windows read as one designed-together set, inside and out.ct is a tidy, cohesive, much-improved whole — which is exactly what most people are after. If an exact, flawless match is essential for a particular window, we will tell you honestly that replacement is the better route for that one.
Choosing the right panel for your home
The panel sets the entire character of your front door, so it is worth a moment's thought. As a rule of thumb, traditional moulded panels suit period and cottage-style homes and anything where you want a classic, established look; contemporary and designer panels, especially those with slim brushed-steel trims and bold vertical glazing, suit modern homes, new-builds and renovations chasing a sharp, current feel; and the flush composite-look panels are the sweet spot for anyone who wants that solid, premium modern door appearance without stepping up to composite or timber prices. If your hallway is dark, lean towards a more glazed panel to pull daylight in; if the door faces a busy street or you simply value privacy, an opaque or lightly glazed panel keeps things secure and private. Not sure? Send us a photo of your house and we will suggest a couple of designs that will work with it.
Decorative glass in more detail
The glass within a panel is where a lot of the personality lives. Our design library runs from clean, simple contemporary patterns through to traditional bevelled and leaded-effect designs, and each can be specified at the privacy level that suits its position — a lightly textured glass for a little discretion on a feature panel, right up to a heavily obscured glass for a door overlooked directly by the pavement or for a downstairs bathroom borrowed-light. You get the daylight you want without the exposure you don't, and the design ties in with any decorative glazing you choose for the windows alongside.
Cores, security and accreditation explained
Behind the face of the panel, the core is what gives a door its solidity, security and warmth. A standard reinforced core is robust and suits most homes; an upgraded high-security solid core adds extra resistance and that reassuringly substantial, weighty feel when the door swings; and an insulated core helps keep the hallway warmer and draught-free. Whichever you choose, panels can be specified to PAS 24 and Secured by Design — the recognised enhanced-security standards that insurers and new-build warranties look for — and they are built to shrug off British weather year after year with nothing more than the occasional wipe.
Refresh, don't always replace
Here is a money-saving tip many homeowners do not realise: if your existing door frame and sash are sound but the door itself looks dated or tired, you can often simply swap in a brand-new panel and transform the entrance for far less than a complete new door. It is quick, tidy and a genuinely effective way to lift your kerb appeal on a budget. Mention your existing door when you enquire and we will tell you whether a panel swap is an option for you.
Common questions about panels
Can I match the panel colour to my new windows?
Yes — panels share the five core finishes with the windows, plus a wider colour library on request, so the whole front of the house reads as one cohesive, designed-together set.
Are uPVC panels secure enough for a front door?
With a solid or reinforced core, multi-point locking and an anti-snap cylinder, and the option of PAS 24 / Secured by Design, a uPVC panel door is a properly secure front door, not a compromise.
How much choice is there really?
With a solid or reinforced core, multi-point locking and an anti-snap cylinder, and the option of PAS 24 / Secured by Design, a uPVC panel door is a properly secure front door, not a compromise.
Good to know
Panel designs shown on the page are for illustration — exact detailing varies by style.Refreshing the look of an existing door can be as simple as swapping the panel into your current frame and sash — ask us on your free quote.
ENGINEERING INTEGRITY
The reality of security
Tested, validated, and uncompromising.
What PAS 24 really tests
A lab attacks the product with the tools burglars use — and it must hold. Hinges, locks, glass retention, the lot, under timed force. "Multi-point locking" on a brochure means little; a PAS 24 certificate means the whole assembly survived the attack. Every GWS external door and opening window carries one.
The weak points burglars go for — and our answers
Snapped euro cylinders → TS007 3-star anti-snap cylinders standard. Levered sashes → anti-lift rollers and hook bolts. Popped-out glass → internal beading, so the glass cannot be removed from outside. Forgotten upstairs windows → key-locking handles and restrictors as standard.
Secure ventilation — sleep with the window open
Tilt-and-turn windows lock at multiple points while tilted, so summer-night air does not mean an open invitation. Ask for night-vent positions on casements too.
Frequently Asked Questions
The three questions every buyer asks first
Is PAS 24 required by law?
On new builds and many replacements, yes — Approved Document Q; insurers increasingly expect it everywhere.
Are aluminium doors more secure than composite?
The solid frame and internal beading give aluminium the edge; both must pass PAS 24 to be sold as secure.
Do you offer a security survey?
Yes — free with every site visit.
See it in action
Secure Your Home to PAS 24 Standards
Upgrade to windows and doors that offer uncompromising security, thermal efficiency, and expert installation. Get a free security survey and a precise, no-pressure quote for your project.
Handles, Hinges & Locks
Premium hardware, colour-matched to every frame
Each door and window is finished with market-leading hardware multi-point locking, TS007 3-star anti-snap cylinders, stainless-steel running gear, concealed hinges, and a full range of lever, pull and key-operated handles. Hover any handle to see it enlarge. Mix and match to suit your home or project.
Lever - Anthracite
Smooth ergonomic lever in Anthracite Grey (RAL 7016M) - our most-specified door handle.
Lever - Matt Black
Matt Black lever for contemporary, architectural looks. Pairs with any frame colour.
Lever - White
Bright White lever for classic, clean interiors and traditional homes.
Lever - Polished Chrome
Polished Chrome lever - a timeless shine that suits modern and classic doors alike.
Lever - Satin Silver
Satin Silver lever for a soft brushed finish that hides fingerprints.
Lever - Brushed Gold
Brushed Gold lever for a warm, premium statement. Gorgeous with Anthracite frames.
Quadra - Anthracite
Square-edge contemporary lever in Anthracite Grey - clean architectural lines.
Quadra - Matte Black
Matte Black square-edge lever - the ultimate modern door handle.
Quadra - Matte White
Matte White square-edge lever - fresh, bright, contemporary.
Quadra - Polished Chrome
Polished Chrome square-edge lever for a mirror finish that lifts any door.
Quadra - Satin Silver
Satin Silver square-edge - subtle brushed sheen, easy care.
Quadra - Brushed Gold
Brushed Gold square-edge lever - on-trend warm metal tone.
Window - Anthracite
Espagnolette window handle in Anthracite Grey. Key-lockable option.
Window - Black
Black inline window handle - sleek and timeless. Child-safety key option.
Window - White
White window handle for traditional and modern casements alike.
Window - Polished Chrome
Polished Chrome window handle - a classic finish for any room.
Window - Satin Silver
Satin Silver window handle - a calm, practical, brushed finish.
Window - Brushed Gold
Brushed Gold window handle - a beautiful accent on heritage windows.
Lift & Turn - White
White lift-and-turn handle - simple, strong, classic.
Lift & Turn - Chrome
Chrome lift-and-turn handle - glossy, durable, easy clean.
Lift & Turn - Satin Silver
Satin Silver lift-and-turn handle - brushed finish for a modern look.
Lift & Turn - Brushed Gold
Brushed Gold lift-and-turn handle - a warm luxury statement.
Lift & Turn - Anthracite
Heavy-duty lift-and-turn handle for patio sliders and bifold traffic leaves.
Lift & Turn — Black
Black lift-and-turn handle - gym-grade multi-point gearing.
Lift & Turn — Jet Black
Deep matt black lift-and-turn for sliders and bifold traffic leaves.
Lift & Turn — Brushed Gold
Warm metallic statement handle for premium sliding doors.
Lift & Turn - Satin black
Soft-sheen black that hides fingerprints on busy doors.
Lift & Turn — Anthracite Grey
Colour-matched to RAL 7016 frames for a seamless look.
Rondo keyed handle
Child-safe keyed window handle - ideal for upstairs bedrooms and rentals.
Pull handle suite
Matching pull handle and escutcheon for entrance doors - bold or minimalist.
Concealed 3D hinges
Hidden when closed — adjustable in three planes for a perfect reveal for life.
Multi-point locking
Anti-snap TS007 3-star cylinders, hook bolts and deadlocks on every door as standard.
Colour Range
Over 200 colours — powder-coated, textured & gloss
Hover over any swatch to see its RAL code. We finish every frame to order — matt, gloss, metallic or textured. Can't see your shade? Any RAL is available.
Anthracite Grey
RAL 7016M
Anthracite Textured
RAL 7016 Matt T
Jet Black Textured
RAL 9005 T
Brushed Silver (Tex)
DB 701 T
Pewter (Textured)
RAL 7037 T
Brushed Aluminium
AY 2050
Any RAL or BS colour available to order — just ask. Dual-colour (different inside / outside) supported on all ranges.
Explore the Range
More ways we transform homes & builds
Versatali Bifold Doors
Slim aluminium folding doors, huge glass spans, Part L ready. Supply or fit.
Explore bifolds
Front & Panel Doors
Bank-vault secure, optional ekey fingerprint entry, 120+ panel designs.
Explore front doors
Aluminium Windows
Flat-flush modern casements, any configuration, 25% more glass than uPVC.
Explore windows
Heritage Windows
Authentic astragal bars, period look, modern Part L performance.
Explore heritage
Glass Internal Doors
Bifold, sliding or pivot. Open-plan when you want it, quiet when you do not.
Explore internal doors
Conservatory Roof Replacement
Tiled, glass lantern or hybrid - reclaim your conservatory as a year-round room.
Roof U-value
from 0.15 W/m²K
Options
Tiled, glass or hybrid
Explore roof replacement
Kitchen Extensions
Full-build rear and side extensions with trusted partner builders - concept to keys.
Explore extensions
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We specialise in premium glazed doors and windows, combining modern design with lasting durability to enhance residential and commercial spaces across the UK. Crafted with precision and built to perform, our products bring light, style, and value to every project.
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