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Energy ‘A’ rated window range

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Reversible windows

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An extremely popular window in the social housing sector. It can be made to large sizes and opens outwards, perfect for ease ofcleaning and to avoid interference with blinds.

Kitchen reversible window - trade

Casement

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An adaptable design that can be styled with fixed and opening window panes that open outwards.

Kitchen casement window - trade

Tilt & turn

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This practical and stylish inward openingwindow can be manufactured to large sizes and works particularly well upstairs and in flats.

Tilt and turn window - trade

Sliding sash

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Designed with a traditional aesthetic in mind, this vertically sliding window is particularly well suited in certain conservation zones marrying modern energy efficiency with a classic style.

Sliding sash window - trade

Window colours.

Our energy efficient windows are available in a range of colour options, to suit all social housing or development projects, from urban tenements to rural housing estates.

 

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American Light Oak
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Anthracite grey
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White
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Rosewood
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American Light Oak
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White
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Rosewood

Handle options.

Our range of handles complement the windows, in terms of colour and form, and is fully suited across the products:

 

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Bright Chrome

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graphite

Graphite

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White

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bright-gold

Bright Gold

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black

Black

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Don’t just take our word for it…

The service provided by CR Smith has been excellent the project was completed on time and within budget, with feedback from tenants being very satisfied with the product, staff, and the installation teams.

Bill Black, Asset & Maintenance Manager, Wellhouse HA

I couldn’t have been treated better by CR Smith. Wonderful people. Wonderful service.

Tenant, East Lothian Council

CR Smith’s approach to working with our tenants and working within their homes has been excellent. They managed and progressed the contract works professionally and efficiently. From the planning stage through to final install, communication has been excellent and works were carried out with minimum disruption, to a high quality and with high levels of satisfaction.

Margaret Brownlie, Depute Chief Executive Officer, Spire View HA

I am over the moon with the service I have received. Jordan and Michael were efficient and left my house immaculate. I also want to shout out Ray for his great service too!

Mrs Gibb, Tenant, Edinburgh

CR Smith worked efficiently, maintained a clean and organised site throughout the project, and showed great attention to detail in their workmanship. It was clear they took pride in their work, and the quality of the finish reflects that.

Steven Latta, Senior Maintenance Officer, EKHA

Ready to work with us?

Looking to procure through a framework or want to learn more about our services?

Contact our team for a tailored solution.

 

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