Windows
Ribble Valley Double Glazing install a high quality range of uPVC windows ranging from the standard casement window, sliding sashes to the new Flush casement windows that are one of the most modern and stylish home improvements now available across Lancashire. As the name suggests, the window sash sits completely level within the frame, creating a smooth, flush finish rather than the protruding look of sculptured or chamfered profiles.
We have over 15 window colour options for you to choose from, giving you a fantastic range of colours to help you find the perfect windows for your home.
Window Styles
Aluminium Windows
Our aluminium windows have a sleek and slimline profile so you can maximise your views of the outside world, without compromising on thermal efficiency or performance. We ensure that all of our aluminium windows are built to last, so that they are durable.
Casement Windows
Defined as a window frame that opens outwards, these modern, versatile systems come with more configuration options than any other style. As a result, they can be tailored to suit a wider variety of functions and styles.
Flush Casement Windows
For an older property in Lancashire that still features outdated timber windows, flush casements are the perfect upgrade. You can replace ageing wooden frames, increase thermal performance and improve security. Our flush casement windows offer excellent energy efficiency, outstanding sound insulation and superb weatherproofing.
Sash Windows
Our sash windows are perfect for traditional properties here in Whalley and Clitheroe. Designed to authentically replicate classic Victorian sliding profiles, these systems make for a fantastic renovation option for those living in an older property.
Tilt and Turn Windows
Tilt and turn windows are one of the most modern systems we fit. They operate with a unique profile that allows two different methods of opening. Often a larger, single panelled frame, they can firstly open wide from either side of the framework like a traditional window would. The frame can also tilt inwards within the sash.
