I'm looking to buy a 630x750mm tilt and turn window for my bathroom to
fit myself. So far I have looked at Dunster House, the price seems good
but does anybody have any experience of the quality? Also I'm not
overly keen on UPVC, so can anybody recommend a source of wooden ones
(any more links to UPVC suppliers would also be appreciated)? I may
also consider building one myself if I can get hold of the mechanism,
but again I can't find a supplier for them.

Any help much appreciated.

If you live not to far from a channel port (or can send a lackey) and
can manage a little French, I recommend the Tradition-Chene range from
LaPeyre (www.lapeyre.fr).

I ordered several of these windows through the website, tilt & turn
(oscillo-battant) in solid oak (chene), nominated the Calais branch
for pick-up, they dropped me an email to say when they were ready (2
weeks lead time I think), and took me 15 minutes to complete business
and load up 11 windows from their store.

Very happy with quality, fit and finish. A quick look at their website
suggests you'd be looking at 250 euro for the size you require.

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Very happy with quality, fit and finish. A quick look at their website
suggests you'd be looking at 250 euro for the size you require.

They look very good indeed, think I will pop over and get a car load.
Thanks for your reply. If the French can do it for those sort of prices
why can't we?

If the French can do it for those sort of prices why can't we?

I think the key difference is they're productised. A few standard
sizes, very few options.

Also the French market has little differentiation between trade and
diy outlets - capturing the mass market economies without price
loading or quality downgrades.