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We are a company based in Manchester and specialise in all the latest types of composite doors called Force 8. We supply to all the best places in England, including London, Edgware and the county of Middlesex.

A UPVC conservatory is mainly manufactured from a rigid plastic called unplasticised polyvinyl chloride. This type of plastic is used because it is a thermoplastic. This means it loses its shape when heated then becomes rigid again as it cools, which makes it easy to produce UPVC conservatories. The UPVC conservatory and composite also comes in many different styles so there is something for everyone. This type of conservatory is a perfect way to create additional living space in your home.


UPVC Windows & Doors

In order to make your property look better and more modern by adding UPVC windows, it is very important to keep the design of your windows & composite doors in character with the rest of your home and this can be achieved with UPVC windows as you can have whatever design you want. As well as being available in many different designs, UPVC windows are also available in various finishes. You can choose from a light oak finish, a mahogany finish or white finish UPVC.


UPVC Doors

UPVC doors create a focal point for people when looking at your house. The doors are manufactured in a range of different designs and colours to suit everyone’s taste. By choosing to have a PVCU door installed in your house, you can improve the appearance of your property, making it look stylish and modern.

We have a distributor in composite doors that helps us with our deliveries and supplie.


UPVC Glazing

Double-glazing is also known as an insulated glazing unit, this is a piece of glazing which has two layers of glass separated by a spacer along the edge of the layers. This creates a sealed air space between the layers, which gives the double-gazed windows or doors advantages over single-glazed windows and doors. The insulated glazing is then framed with materials such as UPVC or wood. The air space between the two layers of glass is the insulating part of the double-glazing.



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