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Sureseal
Windows
195-199 St Mary's Road
Garston
Liverpool
L19 0NE
t: 0151 280 5252
f: 0151 280 5035
info@suresealwindows.co.uk

Kite Marked Double Glazing
Insurance Backed
Internal Glazing
Armguard Locking
Kite Marked PVCu
Composite Doors
Secondary Double Glazing
Fly Screens
Fascias and Soffits
Wheelchair Friendly doors
Windows
PVCu Windows
Doors
Front & Back Doors
Composite Doors
French Doors
Patio Doors
Bi-Folding Doors
Rockdoors
Conservatories
K2 Conservatories
Three Facet Victorian
Five Facet Conservatory
Planning Permission
Conservatory tips
Undertaking a Conservatory build can
be a daunting task even for the well prepared enthusiast. We offer
some simple advice.
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Ultraframe
specialise in roofing systems and make thousands of roofs per year
- over 500,000 in the last 10 years alone. With an Ultraframe roofed
conservatory you know you're in safe hands.
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Leading Door Designs
Choosing
a new door or a conservatory is one of the most important investments
you'll ever make in your home, which is why all our PVCu window
and door systems are from Premier Profiles - one of the UK's
leading extrusion Companies.
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Conservatory Offers
Our range is ever changing to keep up with the design expectations of our customers
and we always seek new designs to compliment the look and feel of your home.
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Window Design
With every window product we supply, we include another, equally welcome reassurance.
It comes in the form of a comprehensive guarantee that covers sealed units,
frames, fixtures and fittings.
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Bi Fold Doors
Our
folding doors will add a new dimension to any room and are
a great investment for your property. With 2 fold to 7 fold options
.Fully reinforced to Rehau's highest requirements with insurance
approved multi point locking and internal beading for added security.
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Spring Sale
Show us the £££££'s
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What are Upvc Windows?
uPVC windows / replacement windows are today’s
general terms used for double glazing. The double glazing part
of the window is the glass, or sealed unit, this comprises
of two panels of glass, i.e. double glazing or double glazed.
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uPVC windows / replacement
windows glass panes are kept apart by a spacer bar
which contains hundreds of tiny silica balls. These
same balls can be found in the little bags you find
in the packages when you buy electrical goods to
keep then dry and free from moisture. It is these
balls which soak up any moisture which exists in
the air gap between the two panes of glass.
Wood will rot, decay, splinter and need years of
aftercare, UPVC will not rot, fade or ever need painting,
just a damp cloth from time to time.
To receive your full brochure on our UPVC Doors, windows and Conservatories
please call us on telephone 0151 280 5252. We will get you one out in the post
today.
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We Install all ranges of
UPVC Windows
UPVC Doors
UPVC Conservatories
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Normal float glass or safety toughened (tempered) glass?
uPVC windows / replacement windows glass itself will either
be normal float glass for small double glazed sealed units
or safety toughen also known as tempered glass for larger
double glazed sealed units as required by building regulations
and the Glass and Glazing Federation.
What is tempered or safety glass? Tempered glass when
broken, shatters into many small fragments, which prevent
major injuries. Due to these characteristics tempered glass
is used traditionally in applications requiring increased
strength such as Patio doors, French doors or Upvc windows,
which reduces the likelihood of injury in the event of
breakages. However tempered glass should receive the same
care as annealed glass.
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We deliver and install Locally and on a Nationwide
basis. Sureseal Windows - For Windows, Doors and Conservatories
at prices to beat all. Sureseal Windows has over 20 years trading
experience and is part of the MKM group of Companies. We find
the best prices and quality for you.
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If you are considering extending
or altering your property in any way, you first need to check
with your local authority whether you need to make applications
for Building Regulations or planning permission consents. Some
types of buildings and building work are exempt, but you should
check first.
Please remember that complying with Building
Regulations is a separate matter from obtaining planning permission.
If you have any doubts please check with your local authority
before starting building work.
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