CWG Choices Ltd are leading suppliers of windows and doors. Our range of windows whether PVCU, Aluminium, Timber or Aluminium Clad Timber are available in many styles to suit your home. Our installer network are local tradesmen who will guide you through the latest 'Choices' windows and doors available, from a free quotation right through to after sales care.
Take a tour around one of our showrooms and browse the vast range of 'Choices' Windows and Doors from the comfort of your home. If you are looking for kerbside appeal, but want to use product that are made from state of the art materials and processes look no further. From 100mm like for like timber flush replacement, to 70mm modern profiles, 'Choices will have a solution to meet your planning requirements.
Inwido are Europe's leading window group, consisting of 28 business units with approximately 4,300 employees in eleven countries. Explore the The Residence Showroom from the comfort of your own home with the Residence Virtual Showroom and see the superb quality and beauty the residence collection has to offer for yourself.
Take a tour around one of our showrooms and browse the vast range of 'Choices' Windows and Doors from the comfort of your home. If you are looking for kerbside appeal, but want to use product that are made from state of the art materials and processes look no further. From 100mm like for like timber flush replacement, to 70mm modern profiles, 'Choices will have a solution to meet your planning requirements.
Inwido are Europe's leading window group, consisting of 28 business units with approximately 4,300 employees in eleven countries. Explore the The Residence Showroom from the comfort of your own home with the Residence Virtual Showroom and see the superb quality and beauty the residence collection has to offer for yourself.
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Decorative RunThru Horns are ideal for window installations where a nostalgic touch is required. Runthru Windows create a practical alternative to the traditional Vertical Sliding Window. Top hung windows with horns, create a cost effective alternative to the traditional vertical sliding window. Instead of being screwed on as an addition to the sash, the horn is made by milling the profile into shape creating an attractive run thru effect.
Opening at the top or the side, our tilt and turn windows have two inward opening options providing you with easy clean & ventilation options. Virtually maintenance free, their simple style are particularly suited to contemporary homes. Simply turn the window handle once and you can open the top slightly to let in air while retaining a high level of security.
Easy to maintain windows in hard to reach places, ideal for multi-storey and apartment blocks. A versatile, attractive window made from Rehau 70mm profile, ideal for high rise situations. The windows fully reverse so that the outside can be cleaned from the inside and provide safe ventilation by way of integrated restrictors giving three 'stop' positions.
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Tony Stone
Mar 04, 2021
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Alex Hetherington
Sep 03, 2020
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Leaving a review on behalf of my parents as they do not have Google accounts.
They purchased some triple glazed windows for a new build property around 6/7 years ago, earlier this year one of the windows cracked so they emailed CWG to buy a new pane, they were surprised to be told that the window WAS still under warranty even though they were prepared to pay.
They collected the replacement pane from Corby only to find that it didn't fit the frame, initially they thought that the pane must have been the wrong size but it turns out that the window frame was actually made the wrong size, not enough
They purchased some triple glazed windows for a new build property around 6/7 years ago, earlier this year one of the windows cracked so they emailed CWG to buy a new pane, they were surprised to be told that the window WAS still under warranty even though they were prepared to pay.
They collected the replacement pane from Corby only to find that it didn't fit the frame, initially they thought that the pane must have been the wrong size but it turns out that the window frame was actually made the wrong size, not enough
