Volume supply without compromising specification
We manufacture at scale in our own factory in Norway. Whether you need 8 windows for a single dwelling or 800 for a large residential scheme, the manufacturing process, and the quality, is the same. Each unit is produced to order; there are no compromises on dimension or specification to fit a stock range.
Our logistics team package by plot, floor, and block where required, and we agree a delivery programme at order stage that your site team can plan around.
Products suited to contractor programmes
Our core window and door range, tilt-and-turn, top-swing, casement, fixed frame, entrance, balcony, and sliding, covers the specification requirements of most residential and commercial projects. All types are available in timber or aluminium-clad, in any RAL colour.
Where a project calls for a non-standard solution, oversized units, corner glazing, full-depth frames flush to the structural opening, our technical department handles this as part of the standard quotation process.
Technical support from specification to handover
Our UK team includes sales engineers who can work alongside your architect or design manager at tender stage. We provide U-value calculations, condensation risk analysis, BIM objects, and full technical packs for building control. On larger projects we can attend site at the start of installation to brief the fitting team.
Schools, care homes, and social housing
We supply to a broad range of building types. In Norway, schools and healthcare facilities account for a significant proportion of our reference list, these are projects where fittings quality, ventilation performance, and acoustic ratings matter as much as thermal values. The same product range applies to UK contracts of this type.
For social housing and local authority work, our products meet the performance requirements of current Building Regulations and are specified to exceed them where enhanced EPC ratings are required.
Agreed delivery, and we keep to it
A late window delivery is a costly problem on any programme. We agree a delivery week at order stage and hold to it. Our manufacturing schedule is built around confirmed delivery commitments, not production convenience.