Choosing the right PVCu window company is a tough task. There are so many fabricators out there and they all seem to offer the same 'great products' for the same 'crazy, amazing prices' or BOGOF deals. The truth is that not all products are the same, neither are the prices - and we say 'rightly so!'.
We all know the saying 'Buy cheap, buy twice', well this applies to window, door and conservatory companies. You really do get what you pay for. There are no gimmicks or offers with Ribble Valley Windows Ltd just honest to God quality and a great service. We are a family run business based in Longridge, Preston, fabricating UPVc double glazed doors, windows and conservatories.
We all know the saying 'Buy cheap, buy twice', well this applies to window, door and conservatory companies. You really do get what you pay for. There are no gimmicks or offers with Ribble Valley Windows Ltd just honest to God quality and a great service. We are a family run business based in Longridge, Preston, fabricating UPVc double glazed doors, windows and conservatories.
Services
We are a family firm who have been making and supplying quality products to trade and to home owners for nearly 30 years. With each product being bespoke and made to measure we can personalise all of our products to suit. We offer a full fitting service or supply only and you can visit the factory, email, telephone or fax us or even design your doors online.
Here at Ribble Valley Windows we use REHAU as our uPVC profile supplier. With the REHAU 70 profile we are able to offer a bespoke and stylish range of energy efficient window with the option of a sculptured or chamfered profile. We offer smooth and grained finishes, slim lines and the highest possible thermal and acoustic performance.
Our PVCu Doors are designed and manufactured with security in mind, using the MACO C-TS 7-point locking system as standard. Entrance Doors can be supplied fully glazed or with a vast selection of decorative panel designs to choose from. Our panel range can be seen here. Like all our products they can be produced in any RAL colour.
At Ribble Valley WIndows we pride ourselves on quality, which is why our composite doors are the best in the market. Why? Because we manufacture our own! We work with Endurance Doors who provide the slabs but manufacture is done by our talented team of fabricators.
Endurance slabs are renowned for their strength and security, the 48 mm thick crossbonded veneered laminated solid timber core delivers unrivalled strength and dimensional stability and is a natural choice for high security, providing our homeowners peace of mind.The slabs are made up of 17 laminations making the door nearly 10% thicker than most composite doors.
Endurance slabs are renowned for their strength and security, the 48 mm thick crossbonded veneered laminated solid timber core delivers unrivalled strength and dimensional stability and is a natural choice for high security, providing our homeowners peace of mind.The slabs are made up of 17 laminations making the door nearly 10% thicker than most composite doors.
With inside outside living becoming so desirable bifold doors are changing the way people live and have become one of the must have additions to new homes and extensions. Sliding patios have come a long way since the clunky types of old. Now they are favoured architecturally because of the vast space they can ll without the need for PVCu / aluminium vertical bars to break up a view.
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Deborah Dixon
Jun 08, 2020
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Ordered a door and was fitted with wonky glass and a trim that keeps falling off. After 4 months of constant emails and calls (they will not call you back.) 2 guys came and glued the trim on and said they would order the glass but it comes from abroad and would be 6 weeks. Finally after another 5 months of waiting and emails nothing is sorted. We call and ask and no one calls us back just emails days later saying that they will sorted.The door has been fitted for almost a year with a trim that is stuck on, winky glass and a locking mechanism that doesn’t work. The last response I had was they’ve
