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Windows Are Us boast an unrivalled knowledge of the home improvements industry, thanks to 150 years of experience.
They put huge emphasis on not only the quality of products and installation services they offer, but also the design and consultation process. It's important to find a trustworthy window company, a company that's reputable but also able to take care of your work, especially when dealing with planning and building regulations.
Windows Are Us can take care of everything for you thanks to their own in-house building teams, fully qualified installers and their knowledgeable designers. They offer the complete solution, from start to finish and have a huge range of products and services to choose from.
RESIDENCE 9 48
The Residence 9 window and door system is the premier bespoke PVCu system on the market currently. It has all the aesthetic qualities and details of timber windows, with all the thermal efficiency and maintenance free qualities of PVCu. It's unique butt-jointed and flush appearance mimics the lines and qualities of traditional timber windows which makes he Residence 9 series the only choice for a completely authentic replacement window and door system.
Call today on 01789 299910 or visit their showroom at Units 1-2 Bearley Mill Stratford Upon Avon CV37 0SA
www.windows-are-us.co.uk
If your conservatory gets too hot because of a glass ceiling, shutters can also be used in sloped positions as they are fitted with catches to stop them falling open, keeping your space cool on warm summer days. Simply tilting the shutter louvres helps reduce the glare from direct sunlight, while still allowing the
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