New uPVC window designs in Yorkshire

uPVC Windows are now avaialable in Cream, Green, Black, Grey, Rustic Cherry and Whitegrain

After the success of the launch of whitegrain uPVC windows in the summer of 2008, we have now launched 5 new colours.

With the double glazing windows market reaching saturation point, companies are being forced to develop new product developments to entice new customer.

Managing Director of Conservatory Outlet, Matthew Glover explains, “There is a challenge for uPVC window companies in a difficult market, to encourage people to change the uPVC windows they had fitted in the 1980s and 1990s. uPVC Windows are a long lasting maintenance free solution for replacement windows, but consumers are unlikely to be looking at replacing new windows that are no more advanced than the windows they intially had replaced 10 or 15 years ago. That’s why Conservatory Outlet has developed the A rated energy efficient windows which help to provide tidy savings on heating bills compared to standard double glazed windows. These new colour options will give people more choice, and offer a real alternative to timber windows”.

Conservatory Window and Door Outlet will be offering uPVC windows, uPVC doors and conservatories in Green, Grey, Cream, Black and Rustic Cherry on the external side. Synseal, our supplier, is offering conservatory roofs to match, so it is a full suite.

These new products definitely offer a better solution than spraying the frame – which may then require repainting in the future and adds extra cost.

We will also be continuing to offer the whitegrain product with the grain on both the inside and outside of the frame, and with the option of a conservatory roof to match.

All of these new colours are available with high security locking as A Rated environmentally friendly windows.

“We’re extremely busy here”, explains Matthew Glover, “with Conservatory Outlet having sales up 18% on the first quarter of 2009, compared to the same period last year, and the order book looking very healthy.”