Global Windows

Bay: Bow and Bay windows offer a whole new look and feel to your property. Not only do they allow a significant amount of light into your property, they can bring character to any room.

Casement: The most popular type of window used in the UK today, Casement windows provide an elegant touch to your home. All of our PVC-u windows are double glazed and fully sealed using the very latest technology.

Coloured: Our range of coloured windows combines the look of wooden windows with all of the benefits you expect from PVC-u replacements. They offer high levels of security and energy efficiency with a traditional wood grain effect.

Georgian: The Georgian window has evolved since the 18th Century when they first rose in popularity, with clean lines and a simple style they are still popular today.

Sash: Sash windows offer a style and feel like no other, because of this they can be difficult to replace without affecting the character of the home.

Tilt and Turn: Offering diversity combined with practicality, doubled glazed PVC-u Tilt and Turn windows are becoming ever popular in today's market.

New Wave: New Wave is a brand new product brought to you by Global Windows. New Wave have brought to life a whole new concept of sliding door systems.

Composite: Composite doors provide a great combination of traditional style and modern benefits. Available in a wide range of colours, a composite door can complement your individual taste and the style of your home.

French: French doors are an excellent way to open up your property. Suitable for any property, large or small, they can create a grand entrance and become the focal point of your garden.

PVC-u: PVC-doors are both thermally efficient and strong and require very little maintenance. Available in a wide range of colours, a PVC-u door can complement your individual taste and the style of your home.

Sliding: Sliding doors provide a great way to open up your kitchen or extension. Adding the Wow factor to any property.

Bi-Fold: Bi-fold doors have the added benefit of allowing significantly more light into a room and also offer a great walkthrough to the garden throughout summer.

Bespoke: Bespoke conservatories take their inspirations from everyone of the classic designs . You tell us the style, you pick the windows, doors, roof, colour and materials and we will build a conservatory that is a true extension of your home and lifestyle.

Gable Front: A Gable conservatory is a variant on the Georgian conservatory design, giving a large rectangular floor space that suits any purpose. The difference being that the front panel on a Gable front conservatory remains upright creating a stunning visual impact.

Georgian: A Georgian conservatory is simple with clean cut lines that lends to maximum floor space due to the square or rectangle shape which can be customised to your individual taste.

Lantern: Easily distinguishable by the two-tiered featured roof, the added height from the inside of the Lantern style adds another dimension to the feeling of space and light.

Lean-to: A Lean To conservatory is perfect for properties with little room under the eaves or for those who prefer clean cut lines and a minimalistic style. Often known as sunrooms they are becoming more popular due to their versatile roofing options.

P-Shape: For the ultimate in space gaining the P Shape conservatory combines two styles, a lean to and Victorian conservatory that can be used as two separate living areas. This style is suited to larger properties due to the proportions but results in an extremely impressive appearance.

T-Shape: Similar to the P-shape in terms of combining two styles to make one larger conservatory, the T Shape typically combinations include Victorian, Gable or Georgian. A T-shape offers large and versatile floor space and can be an impressive feature of any home.

Victorian: A Victorian is distinguished by the faceted front, giving a cured appearance that is both elegant and stylish. The number of facets can vary and the more facets there are the more curved the conservatory will appear.