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Interested in purchasing uPVC windows, but want to know a bit more information first? Our ultimate guide has you covered. From how to clean your uPVC windows to how much they cost, find out more now. What are uPVC windows? uPVC (unplasticised polyvinyl chloride) material is a form of plastic, also known as rigid PVC due to its hard and sturdy nature. Because of this, uPVC is proven to be...Read More

While it’s not possible to put an exact figure on how much value an extension can add to your property, Nationwide’s research – which looks at average three-bedroom houses – found that an extension can add up to 23% to the value of the property. This is dependent on what enhancements your extension has created for your home – for example, this research is based on an extension creating a...Read More

Weighing up the design options for your home’s front door means juggling style, affordability, security, and practicality. But a composite door may just be the answer to all your concerns. This style of construction is perfect for many British homes thanks to its robust durability and customisable style.  Here at Framemaster, we have our own spectacular selection of bespoke front doors which we warmly invite you to browse. Our designs...Read More

Aluminium windows are a great choice for any home, whether you’re looking for modern exterior design or you’d prefer to keep your home fitted with traditional style window frames. So why should you choose aluminium windows? And what are the best window maintenance tips? Learn everything you need to know from our ultimate guide now. Why aluminium windows? Benefits of aluminium windows So, why should you choose aluminium windows for...Read More

Thinking about getting a conservatory? You might be toying with the idea – but the prospect of whether you can use it all year round may be playing on your mind. Is it too cold in the winter? And what happens if it’s too warm in the summer? As long as you can properly insulate your conservatory in the chillier months and ventilate it in the summer season, you can...Read More

What is double glazing? Double glazed windows are windows which have two layers of glass with a space between them. These have been designed to reduce the loss of heat and block out external noise. Compared to single glazing, double glazed windows have been proven to not only reduce energy bills and exclude noise, but are better for the environment, easier to maintain and can increase your property value, too....Read More