High Quality Windows and Doors

A new outlook on the world

The overall style of your home is dependant on the type of uPVC windows and doors that are fitted. It really doesn't matter whether you live in a small bedsit or a large executive family home, the uPVC windows and doors will say so much about the property.

How often have we seen our dream home when out walking or on television, only to have it let down by it having old windows or a door with flaking paint, it really does ruin the rest of the property. None of this is a concern with our range of quality uPVC windows and doors, as they are extremely good looking, practical and very low maintenance.

A style to suit every home

Whether you live in a new build detached house or a Victorian terraced home, it's all about the aesthetics. We have a modern range of uPVC windows that have a much slimmer frame which provides a much greater surface area for the glass. More glass equals more natural light to enter the room and an enhanced view of the outside world for you to enjoy.

On the more traditional property you may wish to choose the sculptured beading on the frame that will enhance the overall style of your property, but whatever you choose, contemporary, traditional or even a mix of the two, you can be sure to create a look that is as unique as you are.

Stay warm in winter

The cost of energy has risen sharply in recent years and anything that helps to reduce heat loss from your home has got to be a good thing. Our range of uPVC windows and door frames have a revolutionary multi chambered cross section that helps to limit heat loss and enhances the thermal efficiency of the unit.

Much like the energy ratings we are used to seeing on kitchen appliances, our range of uPVC windows and doors also have a clear and simple energy rating too. The rating of A++ to G applies, with C being the minimum building regulation standard. We can supply uPVC windows to achieve any rating on the scale to suit your requirements and budget.

Stay cool in summer

This may sound like a rather far fetched claim, however when you consider that around 20% of the heat to escape from the average home is through the windows, selecting the correct type of uPVC windows will reduce this loss, cut down on energy consumption, thus helping to reduce the effects of global warming.

On top of the reduction in carbon dioxide emissions, uPVC is a fully recyclable material and literally tens of thousands of tonnes of uPVC are recycled every year. This takes the pressure away from landfill sites which is good for you and the planet.

Helping the environment

When you consider that virtually half of the carbon dioxide emissions that are generated, come from our domestic properties, it becomes clear why improving energy efficiency is such a hot topic at both local and government levels.

We only get one planet, so let's all do our bit to preserve it for future generations.

Safety and security

We all want to feel safe and secure in our properties and it's safe to say that the fear of falling victim to crime is greater than the chances of it actually happening, but the fear is still very real and justified none the less.

Dwelling burglary is on the increase in the United Kingdom, so having a secure property has never been more important. The best basic advice in keeping burglars out is still the same as it's always been, and that is to make it as difficult for them to get in as possible. A safe and secure uPVC window and door system is one of the best ways of preventing unwanted entry into your home.

Keep burglars at bay

Burglars are mostly opportunists who will exploit a weak or insecure window or door. Should they be faced with a well fitted, high quality uPVC window or door, they are more likely to abandon their efforts and move on to a weaker target.

Our uPVC windows and doors are internally beaded, meaning that the glazing units cannot be removed from the outside of the property. That feature combined with advanced security hardware such as shoot bolts, sturdy locking handles with heavy duty hinges and guards make our uPVC windows and doors market leaders for security and safety.

Different styles for different properties

There are so many styles of property and there is no such thing as a 'one style fits all' type of uPVC window or door. At ASPECT Windows and Doors we will have the uPVC door to compliment the entrance to your property and the right style of uPVC window to compliment your particular style of property.

We offer a wide range of styles to suit your type of property including casement windows, tilt and turn windows, bow and bay windows, entrance doors, patio doors and French doors.

Casement windows

A casement is a window that is attached to its frame by one or more hinges. Casement windows are hinged at the side. They are used singly or in pairs within a common frame, in which case they are hinged on the outside. Casement windows are often held open using a casement stay. Windows hinged at the top are referred to as awning windows, and ones hinged at the bottom are called hoppers.

Tilt and turn windows

Our uPVC tilt and turn windows function in two ways. The tilt function opens the top of the sash inwards for ventilation, whilst the turn function creates an inward opening side hung operation. Tilt and turn windows can be cleaned from the inside and can also be used as emergency exits.

Bow and bay windows

Bay and bow windows are intended to give you a place to sit and enjoy the outdoor view while you're indoors. They are designed to maximise the sources of natural light and enhance the style of your home, bay and bow windows really are the finishing touch to any room and when constructed from uPVC, they are maintenance free too.

Entrance, patio and French doors

ASPECT Windows and Doors uPVC entrance doors come in a wide range of styles and colours. They are very tough and secure and have superior shoot bolts to maximise the security features of the main point of entry to your property.

French doors are often a pair of casement windows that extend to the floor and usually allow access from a room to a porch or garden. They offer a great deal of natural light to enter the room.