Moving house and needs windows - UPVC white, grain or h/wood

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The house im after needs new windows, what do you reckon,

hardwood, UPVC white or grain effect

please just say one, you dont have to put a long comment although you can.

oh yeh, anyone know of any places or sites where windows can be bought cheap

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I agree with Breezer - upvc - I've bought from Arkay Windows in Wood Green and Lincoln windows in Enfield - both do made to measure with approx 1 week turnaround. Lincoln probably better as all theirs are internally glazed.
 
Only downer with uPVC is that if you've got small windows to start with you end up with smaller ones, the frames are so wide ( alloy strengtheners inside them) and then less light.
I would personally go for alloy windows with wood grain (white or brown) finish but ensure they have thermal breaks in them. Mind I would say that as I work in the ally industry !
By the way the 'u' stands for unstable !!!!!
 
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I would go for white uPVC being cooler as I find hardwood or woodgrain uPVC effect tend to get hot in the summer and expands & fade slighty.
 
Convince the factory that you're a busy property developer and you'll get a bigger discount!!!
 
white upvc , beware of brown upvc as they can absorb the heat and sometimes warp
 
white, and try Sunset in Oldham & they are cheap! ask for Ally.
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I bought a 3*3.5m connie, 2* french doors, front & back door, plus two 1.5*1m windows with openers. £3K inc delivery. The connie was £2300.
 
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Interesting website,but most people don't want to get the paint brush out more (including me!).
 
so if the finish has a g'tee of 8 and the windows 10 doesn't that tell you something?
 
hi can anyone tell me if i need to inform the council if i change my wooden sash windows with pvc sash windows ie what if any are the restrictions
 

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