FAQs

Yes, you can! Whilst white uPVC windows are very popular, we also offer a wide variety of different colours to suit your home’s individual style.

Whilst you can technically paint white uPVC window frames, we don’t recommend this as it probably won’t look very good. Instead, why not contact us about our wide selection of coloured uPVC window frames.

All Wilmslow Glass windows are A-rated for energy efficiency.

All Wilmslow Glass Windows come with a 10-year guarantee!

We are happy to offer replacements and repairs for all Wilmslow Glass products as part of our 10-year guarantee.

Our uPVC windows are designed with security in mind and come with high-quality ironmongery and robust locking systems as standard.

All of our windows are A-rated when it comes to energy efficiency. This means that, when closed, they allow very little heat to escape from the home.

Every house is different and that’s why all of our doors are made to measure so can be sure you’re receiving a bespoke product every time.

All of our doors are made to measure for your home, and we are able to offer a wide variety of colours, styles, and finishes to suit your own individual style. Find out more on our Doors page.

Our doors are available in a variety of styles, materials, and colours, meaning that it’s likely you will find something that matches existing designs within your home.

Yes, we do! We sell both bi-fold doors and Rock French Doors, designed to help you maximise light and space within your home. Visit our doors page for more information.

All of our doors are highly secure and come in a range of robust materials with high-quality locking systems. We understand that bi-folding patio doors can be a security concern, but both our Bi-Fold Doors and our Rock French Doors are designed with security in mind.

You most likely will not need planning permission to install a conservatory unless you are planning on building it on the front of your house or if the side of your house that you want to build it on is directly facing a highway.
The only other time you may need planning permission is if the conservatory is likely to take up more than half the area of the original house. You may, however, still need to apply for building regulations approval.

Conservatories typically feature both glass walls and a glass roof for the utmost sun exposure whereas a Livin Room combines the light and sky of a conservatory with the walls and ceiling of an extension.

A well designed, well installed conservatory should be as secure as any access point in your house and we here at Wilmslow Glass promise the utmost is safety and security from all of our products.

Yes, conservatories are designed to trap heat during the summer. Like a greenhouse, conservatories absorb warmth from the sunlight whilst providing shelter from cool winds and rain. If you’re looking for a slightly cooler option during the summer months, then you may want to consider a Livin Room instead.