I'm looking for decent quality uPVC double glazing to fit myself at the best price.

Anyone got a suggestions for a direct source?

South of London/Sussex/Surrey would be best but I can travel.

I've already asked about U-Fit on another thread.

"DannyBoy" wrote in message
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I'm looking for decent quality uPVC double glazing to fit myself at the
best price.

Anyone got a suggestions for a direct source?

South of London/Sussex/Surrey would be best but I can travel.

I've already asked about U-Fit on another thread.

I've only ever heard good reports about these: http://www.laffords.co.uk

Jerry

DannyBoy wrote:
I'm looking for decent quality uPVC double glazing to fit myself at the best price.

Anyone got a suggestions for a direct source?

South of London/Sussex/Surrey would be best but I can travel.

Not sure if it is close enough for you, but I recently used, and had a
good experiance with:

The Future Window Co.Ltd
Unit 1, Brook Farm Ind Est
Stapleford Rd
Stapleford Abbotts
Romford Essex
RM4 1EJ

Tel: 01708 688098

They will do "supply only" at reasonable prices.

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In article , DannyBoy
writes
I'm looking for decent quality uPVC double glazing to fit myself at the
best price.

Anyone got a suggestions for a direct source?

South of London/Sussex/Surrey would be best but I can travel.

I've already asked about U-Fit on another thread.
What about Wicks?
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Steve

In article , DannyBoy
writes
I'm looking for decent quality uPVC double glazing to fit myself at
the best price.

Anyone got a suggestions for a direct source?

South of London/Sussex/Surrey would be best but I can travel.

I've already asked about U-Fit on another thread.


Look in yellow pages for local companies who make windows. Many will supply
for diy fitting. Avoid the large national companies like the plague.
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zaax wrote:
I'm looking for decent quality uPVC double glazing to fit myself at the
best price.

Anyone got a suggestions for a direct source?

South of London/Sussex/Surrey would be best but I can travel.

I've already asked about U-Fit on another thread.

What about Wicks?

I'm very pleased with my Screwfix ones - although they only do stock sizes.

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In article , Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
I'm very pleased with my Screwfix ones - although they only do stock sizes.

B&Q Yeading (the biggest B&Q I know of) has what I suspect are the same: they
have Saracen ironmonger.

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In article , DannyBoy
writes
I'm looking for decent quality uPVC double glazing to fit myself at the
best price.

Anyone got a suggestions for a direct source?

South of London/Sussex/Surrey would be best but I can travel.

I've already asked about U-Fit on another thread.
What about Wicks?
--
Steve

You could try Davies & Tate, I think they are in Sussex. Can't say if they
are any good or not, sorry. Web site:
http://www.upriceufit.co.uk/

On 29 Jun 2004 03:01:50 -0700, (DannyBoy)
wrote:

I'm looking for decent quality uPVC double glazing to fit myself at the best price.

Does it have to be plastic? Why not use a top-class metal-framed
window from Crittall? They make double-glazed inserts nowadays, and
with real hardwood frames, you'd have a sleek, elegant window that
will last far longer than you will! As their advertising says:
"...steel windows have very slender sight lines allowing a light and
airy feel to any room."

Plastic windows are an abomination and a blight across the nation.
They are fitted to houses where they simply do not belong, are often
of poor quality and don't last all that long. Have a look instead at
the modern range of Crittall's products, the "BMW" of window making.
They're the ones architects recommend.
http://www.crittall-windows.co.uk/

MM

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Mike Mitchell wrote:
Does it have to be plastic? Why not use a top-class metal-framed
window from Crittall? They make double-glazed inserts nowadays, and
with real hardwood frames, you'd have a sleek, elegant window that
will last far longer than you will! As their advertising says:
"...steel windows have very slender sight lines allowing a light and
airy feel to any room."

Plastic windows are an abomination and a blight across the nation.
They are fitted to houses where they simply do not belong,

As would be a Crittall window in a Victorian house designed for wood sash
windows.

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Dave Plowman London SW
To e-mail, change noise into sound.

"Set Square" wrote in message ...

Look in yellow pages for local companies who make windows. Many will supply
for diy fitting. Avoid the large national companies like the plague.

Hmmm and there I was just about to order a UPVC window from Magnet.

Ross

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RossG wrote:

"Set Square" wrote in message
...

Look in yellow pages for local companies who make windows. Many will
supply for diy fitting. Avoid the large national companies like the
plague.

Hmmm and there I was just about to order a UPVC window from Magnet.

Ross

Magnet may be ok, but I would think that they would only stock standard
sizes - whereas you really want someone to make them to your specified
dimensions.

By "large national companies" I was thinking more of companies like Everest
and Anglian - which are large impersonal outfits. It's far better if you can
deal directly with the person who's going to make the windows for you.
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On 29 Jun 2004 03:01:50 -0700, (DannyBoy)
wrote:

I'm looking for decent quality uPVC double glazing to fit myself at the best price.

Anyone got a suggestions for a direct source?

South of London/Sussex/Surrey would be best but I can travel.

I've already asked about U-Fit on another thread.

Sir

I use the rehau factory all the local builders use, its cheep and
efficient, when I broke some glass a new unit cost me a fiver. Not the
best windows out, but for the cost great

Rick

" B&Q Yeading (the biggest B&Q I know of) has what I suspect are the same: they
have Saracen ironmonger.

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Tony,

Is that really Yeading or a typo for Reading ? (Where is Yeading ?)
Also looking for same.
Nick

"nick smith" wrote in message
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" B&Q Yeading (the biggest B&Q I know of) has what I suspect are the
same: they
have Saracen ironmonger.

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Tony,

Is that really Yeading or a typo for Reading ? (Where is Yeading ?)
Also looking for same.
Nick



Yeading's just north of Hayes , between the M4 and M40/A40.


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In article , Nick smith wrote:
Tony,

Is that really Yeading or a typo for Reading ? (Where is Yeading ?)

Yeading, near Hayes: turn off the M4 at J3 and head north about 2
miles, turn right at second roundabout. It claims to be the biggest DIY
shed in Middlesex. Go to www.diy.com and click on store finder for a
map also at

http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/bq/images..._warehouse.gif

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