Today, many materials can be used for window construction, from timber to timber alternatives and sash windows but the building material of choice for contemporary builds is aluminium.
Contemporary aluminium windows in Hampshire have a beautiful appearance due to their brushed texture and range of colour options which are back up by its high tensile strength. This means our contemporary aluminium windows in Hampshire are highly durable despite its low profile.
Indeed, its low profile enables contemporary aluminium windows in Hampshire to be large and open, with maximum glass, for open outlooks and great interior illumination from natural light.
To read more about our aluminium windows visit our aluminium windows product page.
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We can provide you with full colour 3D visualisations, allowing you to explore options that you may not have considered, with complete peace of mind.
Our showroom consists of:
Thames Valley Window Company
Head Office & Showroom
44 Longshot Lane
Bracknell
Berkshire RG12 1RL
United Kingdom
Designed so you can view most of our product range, our show room will help you understand what options will work best for you and your home.
Making plans to improve your home is exciting. If you would like to download any of our product brochures, please visit our brochure download page.
