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Ascot Windows and Doors

Ascot windows and doors are constructed to be a classic style of architecture. There are many classic patterns that have evolved over time. The designs shouldn't change.

The Ascot homeowners opted to install our Halo flush casement windows in black, with two colour frames to match their existing brickwork and stone. They were pleased with the visual impact these new black coloured windows created on their house and the insulation they offered.

uPVC

Compared to aluminium or timber window installations, uPVC offers an innovative solution that offers long-lasting benefits. They are non-corrosive and weather-resistant and offer a higher thermal performance. They are also easy to maintain and have a more elegant appearance than their metal counterparts. They are available in a broad variety of colors and textures to match your home. The OM Barker Builders are able to install uPVC windows in a variety of styles such as vertical sliding sash, or hinged casement.

UPVC is made up of unplasticised polyvinylchloride, a durable and hard material used to create windows, doors and other components for homes and commercial structures. It is able to be moulded into various shapes and is designed to look similar to other materials such as wood, making it a popular choice for homes across the UK.

A black UPVC window can boost the appearance of your home and create a distinctive look that's perfect for both contemporary new constructions and older properties. This is an excellent option for homeowners looking to give their home a striking, elegant look that's also practical and energy-efficient.

Recently, we installed double-glazed black uPVC windows in a detached family house in Ascot. The owners wanted to upgrade their energy efficiency and replace their rosewood leaded windows with a modern alternative. They chose our Halo flush casement windows in the colour black with a white coating on the inside. This gave a contemporary look to their home and let natural light circulate throughout the house.

The homeowners were extremely pleased with the new uPVC windows they installed and the difference that it made to their home. The black UPVC complemented the new front door beautifully and added curb appeal. They also commented on how much safer their home was now with the extra layer of protection against unwanted intruders.





UPVC is a great material to use for windows because it is long-lasting, robust and maintenance-free. However, it can be susceptible to fade over time due to UV radiation and dirt. It is important to keep windows clean and wash them regularly with soap and warm water. You can even include a fungicide in your cleaning solution to help prevent the growth of fungal organisms. You can also get your UPVC frames painted by a professional. Sketch Spray UPVC paint can rejuvenate your windows and help them retain their original appearance for a longer time.

Timber

Wood is a natural, beautiful material that can add a real touch of elegance and luxury to any house. It's also incredibly durable and offers an elegant look that won't fade. It's available in a traditional style or a variety of options that can fit any contemporary style. Timber windows are also easy to maintain and are energy efficient.

The ideal timber window will depend on your climate, the type of house you have and the look you'd like to achieve. A pine window is suitable for most types of environments, while a mahogany is suitable for certain types of homes. When choosing a wood window, it is important to ask the supplier about their treatment method as certain treatments could create weak points that could be prone to rot or be damaged over time.

Certain manufacturers employ a process that uses a combination of pressure and chemicals to treat their wood, which is extremely hazardous to the environment. However, there are other eco-friendly options that offer similar results. Accoya is one such option. It employs a patent-pending method of making wood more durable than teak. It lasts for 50 years above ground and 25 in fresh water. It is also indigestible to insects and fungi and more resistant to rot than natural wood. Accoya is also renewable, using only abundantly-available, fast-growing species such as radiata pine to produce the timber.

Accoya's dimensional stability guarantees that the frame won't shrink or expand with changes in humidity or temperature. Swelling and shrinkage can cause problems with opening doors and windows because they could block the opening or allow draughts to pass through. Accoya has superior dimensional stability and is guaranteed to open and close easily all through the year.

Another option for timber is ALTI, which uses an amalgamation of recycled aluminium and sustainable wood. The result is a product that is stronger and more durable than any other wooden window. In fact, it's able to be able to withstand winds of up to 254 kph. It is suitable for older buildings, like Listed Buildings and those within conservation areas, which require windows to be as faithful as possible to the original design.

Aluminium

Our aluminium windows are double-glazing with thermally broken glass and are designed for the Australian climate. The windows are slim to match the contemporary Australian style, yet robust and sturdy enough to endure our harsh climate. They are also energy-efficient to cut carbon emissions and take responsibility for an improved Australia.

The homeowners chose our Halo flush-casement windows with dual colour frames. glazing ascot picked black for the exterior and white on the interior to match the neutral shades in their home. Marcus helped the homeowners visualise their new doors and windows using 3D visualisations. This made them feel confident that they made the right choice.

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Bi-folds

Bi-fold windows are a chic method of connecting to the outdoors. Even when closed, their slim sightlines allow you to enjoy breathtaking views of your garden and scenic outdoor space. The doors come with an additional glass layer which reduces noise and can keep your home warm.

Unlike sliding patio doors, made up of separate panels that move on tracks, bi-folds fold together and provide an unobstructed view when they are open. They can be used to create a room divide and can be shut and opened easily based on your requirements.

This style allows for more light to be able to enter your home than a sliding door. This is ideal for anyone who wants to lighten their living area and make it more spacious and inviting.

Aluminium is used to construct the frames of these doors. It is sturdy and long-lasting. They can withstand harsh weather conditions without fading or warping and can be painted in any colour you like. They are easy to maintain and clean making them a great investment for your home.

Bi-folds let you seamlessly connect indoors and outdoors, whether you are replacing the patio door or expanding your home. They are available in a wide range of colours and finishes to fit your taste, and come with a lifetime guarantee to ensure you are completely satisfied with them.

Our uPVC Bi-folds are available in a variety of sizes to suit your requirements. They are designed to work with a variety of different homes, including traditional and period homes. They are easy to shut and open, but they take a little longer to lock compared to their sliding counterparts.