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Why Our Composite Doors Don’t Fade! Composite doors are the most popular choice when it comes to replacement doors, due to their eye-catching appearance and resilience. These excellent doors have a combination of the best aspects that other doors offer, this embraces uPVC and timber doors, providing the benefits of both doors combined. One of the most appealing aspects of owning a composite door is that it will not fade or discolour like other front doors. You should also expect your new composite door to last many years, on which will not age or look shabby. However, as with any other merchandise you will find that composite doors have different levels of quality, depending on which double glazing company you choose to buy from. So if you are investing in a replacement front door, make sure that you use a reputable double glazing company like Posh Homes. Whether you are looking to purchase your very first composite door, or looking to replace you current door, we offer the...

Many people do not fully understand what conservatories are, or what they are used for. Within this blog we have put together everything you need to know about conservatories. This includes what a conservatory is, whether or not you require planning permission, how to choose the correct conservatory, then last of all the full design and build from start to finish. Once you have fully read this blog then you will be able to decide for yourself whether or not a conservatory is right for your home and which conservatory would best suit your requirements. What is a Conservatory? A conservatory is just an extra room which is added to your home, it is made up from mainly glass, with the rest made from brick walls. Other terms and definitions of a conservatory would be a green house or a sunroom. A conservatory is built as an attachment to your property with an entrance into your home. Conservatories are best situated in the garden area which has the most sunlight and f...

We were invited to a residence in Peterborough after the owner had received many quotes from various double glazing installers in Peterborough. The homeowner was over the moon with the quality of our products and obviously the total cost for the job. The gentleman had recently purchased this property and wanted all the windows and doors replaced but need to remain brown woodgrain on the outside, to match the rest of the street. On looking from the inside, we advised the occupant to go for white on the inside of the windows and woodgrain on the outside. This would magnify the light into the room, showing a fresh homely look. We could achieve this by manufacturing the uPVC windows in white then applying a foil on the outside, providing a stunning brown woodgrain effect. Double Glazing Replacement As you can see from the original images, all of the uPVC windows on the outside property looked old and run down. After we replaced the double glazing, this home looked 20 yea...