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rthaman2771
6 years ago
Aluminium vs pvc windows
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PROHumber Architecture
6 years agoI would suggest putting sash windows back there are loads of options avalible. UPVC woodgrain effect sash windows come double glazed and can be very cost effective.
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Jonathan
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PROMarvin Windows & Doors UK
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rthaman2771
6 years ago 
PROCroydon Window Company Ltd
6 years agoHi we do Eco slide sash windows in PVCu in colour and foil options as an alternative to timber, and also aluminium windows. Please do contact us for a quote or further information, and let us know your location if we cover?
Jonathan
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Croydon Window Company Ltd
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