We combine traditional joinery methods with high performance “A” rated double-glazing, draught sealing, the best timber available and the finest quality low maintenance microporous paint system, adding optimum performance and durability to beautifully authentic designs.
“The quality of the windows and doors installed are outstanding and have received many compliments from neighbours and visitors”.
Mr B
“The fenestration is correct, as it was originally, and period details, rails and moldings have been recreated to match. Considering the quality of the windows, they are good value for money”.
Mr M-P
We had 15 windows replaced. We were a bit anxious about the upheaval at a cold time of year. We need not have worried. The work was carried out to a careful plan and the team were meticulous in covering up and cleaning at the end of each day. The whole job was carried out with care and attention to detail. We are delighted with the way the new windows have improved the appearance of the house and can definitely notice the improved thermal efficiency of the new windows.
We would recommend SPS without hesitation.
Ms N
“The installation was an example of true craftsmanship, no damage or chipping of the outside rendering of the house, immaculate fit, very friendly and professional staff.
A little pearl in the window business.”
Mr K
“We are absolutely thrilled with the windows and the standard of craftsmanship and the expertise and commitment of the SPS team. The service was thoroughly professional from beginning to end…”
Mr J
Casement window fittings
Our timber casement windows are fitted with the highest quality components.
Insurance-approved, integrally fitted high security multi-point locking systems are fitted to side hung opening casements. This locking system also incorporates a strike plate, allowing either a locked shut or a locked trickle ventilation position to be selected.
Top hung fanlights are fitted with an integral key-operated mortice deadlock or, if preferred, key operated lockable stay pins.
Side hung opening casements are fitted with a lockable fastener and casement stay, and top hung fanlights are fitted with a casement stay.
Our fittings are selected from “Croft” , “Clayton Munroe” or “Kirkpatrick” and standard finishes include
Polished chrome
Polished brass
Black for “Monkey Tail”
Individual requirements can be specified, for which we would quote accordingly.
Curved timber casement window Spoon End fittings
Timber casement window Spoon End fittings
Spoon End casement stay
Spoon End handle
Spoon End handle
Bulb End espagnolette handle satin chrome
Monkey Tail fasteners
Bulb End espagnolette handle brass Croft 1793
Lockable Bulb End espagnolette handle Croft 1793L
Spoon End espagnolette handle Croft 1799
Lockable Spoon End espagnolette handle Croft 6450L
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