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Synergy Windows & Conservatories Limited

Synergy Windows & Conservatories manufactures and installs double glazed uPVC windows, doors and conservatories. We have years of experience in the windows, doors and conservatory sector and have carried out hundreds of home improvement projects throughout the North East including the Durham and North Yorkshire region, installing windows, conservatories, conservatory warm roofs as well as garage conversions and extensions.

We deal with both domestic and commercial customers, offering quality and value for money. We are one of the few North East companies who have BFRC accreditation and approval to mark our double glazed windows ‘A’ rated. All our units are Argon gas filled as standard and we can also offer options such as triple glazing, warm edge spacer bar etc. to meet the specifications of the project. We always strive to make sure you get the perfect fit.

James Oliver Conservatories Limited

At James Oliver, we have provided superior home improvements to homeowners in Lincolnshire, East Midlands and the surrounding areas for over 30 years.

From replacing old doors and windows, to creating and building bespoke conservatories and orangeries, we have the knowledge, experience and quality products to drastically improve your home and living space so you can have the home you’ve always dreamed of.

Topline Windows & Conservatories Southern Ltd

Topline Windows and Conservatories is based in Waterlooville in Hampshire where we have been manufacturing in-house doors, windows and conservatories since 1980. We use our own experienced fitters and part of our remit is a full after sales service when we supply and fit all products.

We also offer several types of Conservatory Roof Replacement and Flat Roof Glass Lanterns for new builds and refurbished flat roofs.

Come to Topline for your double glazed Windows, Doors, Conservatories & for your peace of mind. You can trust Topline!

Conservatory Association – Types of Conservatories

There are many different varieties of conservatory:

Lean-to conservatory

If you want a conservatory with a clean and crisp look that will not detract from the look of your property, this is the ideal choice. They are also perfect for those properties which have a limited amount of garden space to play with and those that have low ceilings.

Victorian conservatory

This is the most popular conservatory choice, suiting all styles of home whether it is a period property or a new build. When people think of a conservatory it is the Victorian style that usually comes into their minds. The most recognisable characteristic of the Victorian conservatory is its multi-faceted front.

Edwardian conservatory

Designed to reflect the elegant and dignified simplicity of the Edwardian architectural style, this type of conservatory is often the most practical and efficient way to extend your property. It offers excellent floor space due to its square or rectangular internal shape.

Gable conservatory

This design is adaptable to all types of houses and even bungalows and adds a huge amount of living space. They date back to the Georgian style and it differs from most conservatories as the front of the roof does not slope back to the centre. Instead, the front of the conservatory stays upright, like the end of a house.

P Shape conservatory

Combining a mix of the Lean-to and Victorian designs, it is the ideal choice if you are looking for a large conservatory. It combines a spacious living area with excellent value for money. It can also be created into two separate living areas if required.

Orangery

The orangery differs from conservatories as it is predominantly made up of brickwork rather than glass. Because of this it tends to blend in with a property more easily and will usually add the most value to a home courtesy of the wonderful looks and vast space it provides.

A Consumer Guide to Conservatories (Ref 35.1)

This 12 page A4 Consumer Guide to Conservatories, helps homeowners make the right choice. Careful thought and planning can help you to make the right decision when it comes to choosing and installing a conservatory that fits in with your home and suits the needs of everyone who will be using it. This guide is particularly useful for all companies wanting to provide more free but authoritative information to their customers.

Diamond Windows & Conservatories

Manufacturers and installers of PVCu and Aluminium products. Windows, doors and conservatories. Suppliers to trade and the domestic market. Established since 1984 family run business.

  • windows
  • doors
  • conservatories
  • manufactures
  • installers

Turkington Windows & Conservatories

Turkington manufacture & install quality PVC & aluminium windows, doors, conservatories & curtain walling to both domestic and commercial customers throughout Ireland. We’ve been in business since 1951, we offer a full 10year guarantee and provide A-Rated and Secured by Design windows as standard.

  • Northern Ireland wide coverage
  • A-Rated Windows & Doors
  • Conservatories & Sun Lounges
  • 10 Year Guarantee
  • Quality, Service & Value Guarnateed

Turkington Windows & Conservatories

Turkington manufacture & install quality PVC & aluminium windows, doors, conservatories & curtain walling to both domestic and commercial customers throughout Ireland. We’ve been in business since 1951, we offer a full 10year guarantee and provide A-Rated and Secured by Design windows as standard.

  • Northern Ireland wide coverage
  • A-Rated Windows & Doors
  • Conservatories & Sun Lounges
  • 10 Year Guarantee
  • Quality, Service & Value Guarnateed

Turkington Windows & Conservatories

Turkington manufacture & install quality PVC & aluminium windows, doors, conservatories & curtain walling to both domestic and commercial customers throughout Ireland. We’ve been in business since 1951, we offer a full 10year guarantee and provide A-Rated and Secured by Design windows as standard.

  • Northern Ireland wide coverage
  • A-Rated Windows & Doors
  • Conservatories & Sun Lounges
  • 10 Year Guarantee
  • Quality, Service & Value Guaranteed

Porter’s Porches & Conservatories Ltd

Porters was set up by Steven Porter, a fully qualified professional of many years experience. Uncompromising insistence on the highest quality of service has resulted in a successful and expanding firm, and Steven now leads a team second to none for commitment and quality.
One call does it all” has been our slogan, and we have never failed to stand by that promise.

VEKA APPROVED INSTALLER.
PILKINGTON ENERGIKARE PARTNER.
NOVOFERM TRAINED INSTALLER
GARA-DOR APPROVED INSTALLER.
HURRICANE APPROVED INSTALLER.

  • WINDOWS & DOORS
  • CONSERVATORIES PORCHES
  • GARAGE DOORS
  • TRADE SUPPLY
  • DOUBLE GLAZING

Paramount Windows & Conservatories

LARGEST REGIONAL INSTALLER OF PREMIUM QUALITY WINDOWS, BESPOKE CONSERVATORIES, PORCHES, ROOFLINE PRODUCTS AND DELUX ORANGERIES.

  • PREMIUM QUALITY
  • INSURANCE BACKED GUARANTEE
  • INDIVIDUAL DESIGN
  • PRICE COMPETITIVE
  • 23 YEARS TRADING HISTORY

Cristal Windows Doors and Conservatories

Our work and the standard of products that we supply, enable us to offer you, our customer, very competitive prices while maintaining the high standard of workmanship that is required. This is the reason why such a high percentage of our work is from personal recommendations or repeat business.

Cristal Windows is a family run business based in Fleet Hampshire with over 35 years of experience in the industry.

We cover Hampshire,Surrey, Berkshire and parts of West/ South London Normally operating within a 35 mile radius of Fleet.

All products are installed by our own skilled and courteous craftsmen, including the next generation of family members.

We offer the latest new generation high security composite door systems being able to offer a choice of products from the market leading suppliers in a host of colour options.

We specialise in stunning Bi fold sliding doors to enhance your property and can arrange the necessary building works for existing openings to be widened or re configured if required.

We are confident that you will be happy with our range of products and services, whether it is Windows, Doors or Conservatories, all available in Aluminium, uPVC or traditional Timber

  • Replacement windows
  • Composite Doors
  • Sash Windows
  • Conservatories
  • Bi Fold Doors

Coastal Windows & Conservatories

We are a well established local home improvement company with our Head Office and factory based in Newton Abbot, Devon and have now been trading since 1989.

We pride ourselves on the quality and workmanship of all the products that we manufacture and install in the south West.

Bristol Trade Frames & Conservatories Ltd

About Us

Crystal Clear was founded in 1999 by James Mizen and Tony Fox, who were determined to offer their customers high quality products and the highest standards of customer care.

More from James, MD of Crystal Clear:

“Tony and I had both worked in the home improvement industry since our first jobs as production manager and carpenter respectively and started the company after spotting a gap in the market for a Bristol-based windows, doors and double glazing company that could supply and fit the very best products with a focus on customer care and a professional service for every project, large or small. “

2013 was a year of expansion and change, with Tony retiring from the business and Crystal Clear moving some of the team into the premises next door and extending the showroom in the existing building. In addition to the larger doors and windows showroom, the company has become even more of a family business, with eight members of the Mizen family now part of the Crystal Clear team.

Our repeat business, referrals and recommendations are a crucial part of our company’s success and our employees strive to maintain this.

Peace of Mind

We are proud to be members of the DGCOS, Fenastration self assesment scheme registered with BM Trada, a member of GGF, registered with TrustMark, a Swish Authorised Installer and BFRC and Certass Registered.

For more information check out our industry accreditations

Regardless of the location you’re in, the product you’re looking for and the budget you have, you can be confident that you’ll receive the same high quality fitting service and installation from the team at Crystal Clear.

Find us

Crystal Clear is based in Bristol and operates throughout Somerset and Gloucestershire.

Our office and showroom are based at the following address:

Crystal Clear
22a Emery Road
Brislington
Bristol
BS4 5PF

0117 971 7880

info@crystalclearBristol.co.uk

  • Double glazing installers
  • Bifold Doors specalist
  • Atruim roofs
  • Conservatory Installers
  • Large showroom

Bude Windows & Conservatories Ltd

Bude Windows & Conservatories Ltd are located on Kings Hill Industrial Estate in Bude where we have an extensive showroom showcasing a range of Conservatories, Composite doors, PVC casement and sliding sash windows, aluminium and hardwood windows members of Trustmark and Fensa.

  • Windows
  • Doors
  • Conservatories
  • Balustrade
  • Fascias

GGF Publications “Quick Link Index”

Please find listed below the complete list of available GGF technical and membership publications with quick direct links to each publication.

Some of the datasheets marked “in progress” means they are under review by the GGF Technical team, however where there is a link the current versions are still available until any changes are made.

The GGF Health and Safety publications can be found in a separate section. Please go here if you are looking for Health and Safety publications. https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/health-and-safety-publications/

New or amended publications in the last 6-12 months are marked up NEW in blue text.

1.2 Datasheet – Plastic Glazing Sheet Materials Basic Products – Feb 2000
Section 1: Glass Types, Plastics and Glazing Materials

2.1 Datasheet Building Regulations – Glazing
In Progress

2.2 Datasheet Window and Door System U-Values: Certified Data – June 2020 NEW
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/glazing-manual/glazing-manual-section-2-physical-environment/2-2/

2.3 Datasheet GGF guide to WER and DSER – June 2020 NEW
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/glazing-manual/glazing-manual-section-2-physical-environment/2-3/

2.9 Industry Guidance A Guide to the Design of Fire-Resistant Glazed Screens and Partitions to comply with the requirements for Impact and Crowd loadings – Jan 2001 https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/glazing-manual/glazing-manual-section-2-physical-environment/2-9/

4.1 Datasheet Basic Putty Fronting Glazing Techniques for Single Glazing – July 2020 NEW
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/glazing-manual/glazing-manual-section-4-products-glazing-techniques-maintenance/4-1/

4.2 Datasheet System Design & Glazing for Insulating Glass Units – Upgrade Sept 2020 NEW
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/glazing-manual/glazing-manual-section-4-products-glazing-techniques-maintenance/4-2/

4.2.2 Industry Guidance Triple Glazing Guidance. Guidance for IGU Manufacturers, Frame Fabricators and Installers – 2016
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/window-installation/triple-glazing-guidance/

4.2.4 Datasheet Quality of Georgian Bars and Leaded lights within Insulating Glass Units – In Progress

4.4 Datasheet Quality of thermally toughened soda lime silicate safety glass for building – 2017
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/glazing-manual/glazing-manual-section-4-products-glazing-techniques-maintenance/4-4/

4.4.1 Datasheet Thermally treated soda lime silicate glass products – General – 2016
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/glazing-manual/glazing-manual-section-4-products-glazing-techniques-maintenance/section-4-4-4-1/

4.4.2 Datasheet Thermally treated soda lime silicate glass products – Spontaneous breakage – 2018
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/glazing-manual/glazing-manual-section-4-products-glazing-techniques-maintenance/section-4-4-4-2


4.4.3 Datasheet Thermally treated glass – Appearance – Interference Phenomenon – 2018
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/glazing-manual/glazing-manual-section-4-products-glazing-techniques-maintenance/section-4-4-4-3/

4.4.4 Datasheet Initial Type Testing – In Progress

4.4.5 Datasheet 1279 Update – In Progress

4.5 Datasheet Glazing with plastics – 2003
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/glazing-manual/glazing-manual-section-4-products-glazing-techniques-maintenance/section-4-4-5/

4.6.1 Datasheet Channel shaped glass: Generalities, definitions, terminology and properties – June 2020 NEW
https://www.ggf.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/_pda/2018/01/Datasheet-4.6.1-Final.pdf

4.6.2 Datasheet Channel shaped glass: Annealed – Wired & Unwired – June 2020 NEW https://www.ggf.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/_pda/2018/01/Datasheet-4.6.2-2-Final-3-1.pdf


4.6.3 Datasheet Channel shaped glass: Thermally toughened soda lime silicate channel shaped safety glass June 2020 NEW https://www.ggf.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/_pda/2018/01/Datasheet-4.6.3-Final-2.pdf

4.6.4 Datasheet Channel shaped glass: Coated channel shaped glass – June 2020 NEW
https://www.ggf.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/_pda/2018/01/Datasheet-4.6.4-Final.pdf

4.6.5 Datasheet Channel shaped glass: Glazing and performance of channel shaped glass – June 2020 NEW
https://www.ggf.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/_pda/2018/01/Datasheet-4.6.5-Final.pdf

4.8 Datasheet Recommendations for Fixing Mirrors – In Progress

4.8.1 Datasheet Visual Quality of Installed Mirrors – May 2020 NEW
https://www.ggf.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/_pda/2018/01/Datasheet-4.8.1-Final-2-1.pdf

4.9 Datasheet Compatibility of Glazing Sealants and Compounds with Insulating Glass Units – Upgrade Sept 2020
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/glazing-manual/glazing-manual-section-4-products-glazing-techniques-maintenance/section-4-4-9/

4.10 Datasheet Visual Quality Standard for installed Insulating Glass units Constructed from Flat Transparent Glass – Upgrade Oct 2020
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/glazing-manual/glazing-manual-section-4-products-glazing-techniques-maintenance/section-4-4-10/

4.11 Datasheet Laminated glass and laminated safety glass – 2016
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/glazing-manual/glazing-manual-section-4-products-glazing-techniques-maintenance/section-4-4-11/

4.12.1 Datasheet Curved glass Part 1: Generalities – Terminology, Properties and basis of measurement and test – 2016
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/glazing-manual/glazing-manual-section-4-products-glazing-techniques-maintenance/section-4-4-12-1/

4.12.2 Datasheet Curved Glass Part 2: Curved annealed glass – 2016
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/glazing-manual/glazing-manual-section-4-products-glazing-techniques-maintenance/section-4-4-12-2/

4.12.3 Datasheet Curved Glass Part 3: Curved thermally treated glasses – 2016
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/glazing-manual/glazing-manual-section-4-products-glazing-techniques-maintenance/section-4-4-12-3/

4.12.4 Datasheet Curved Glass Part 4: Curved laminated glasses – 2016
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/glazing-manual/glazing-manual-section-4-products-glazing-techniques-maintenance/section-4-4-12-4/

4.12.5 Datasheet Curved Glass Part 5: Curved Insulating Glass Units – 2016
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/glazing-manual/glazing-manual-section-4-products-glazing-techniques-maintenance/section-4-4-12-5/

5.1.1 Datasheet GGF Emergency Glazing Group – Making safe procedures – 2012
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/glazing-manual/glazing-manual-section-5-special-applications/section-5-5-1-1/

5.15.1 Datasheet Glass repair – Removal of surface damage from glass – 2015
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/glazing-manual/glazing-manual-section-5-special-applications/section-5-5-15-1/

5.16.1 Datasheet Appearance and visual quality specification for fire resistant glass and insulating glass units incorporating fire resistant glass – 2016
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/glazing-manual/glazing-manual-section-5-special-applications/section-5-5-16-1/

5.18 Datasheet Window Film: Recommendations for Adhesive Backed Polymeric Film Applied to Glass – June 2020 NEW

5.18.1 Datasheet Window Film: Visual Quality for Adhesive Backed Polymeric Filmed Glass – June 2020 NEW
https://www.ggf.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/_pda/2018/01/Datasheet-5.18.1.pdf

5.18.2A Datasheet Installation Quality Standard for Applying Adhesive Backed Polymeric Film to Glass – June 2020 NEW
https://www.ggf.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/_pda/2018/01/Datasheet-5.18.2A.pdf

5.18.2B Datasheet Recommendations for Adhesive Backed Polymeric Film Applied to Glass: Installation Standard – June 2020 NEW https://www.ggf.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/_pda/2018/01/Datasheet-5.18.2B-1.pdf

5.18.3 Datasheet Recommendations for Adhesive Backed Polymeric Film Applied to Glass: Visual Quality – June 2020 NEW
https://www.ggf.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/_pda/2018/01/Datasheet-5.18.3.pdf

5.18.4 Datasheet Recommendations for Adhesive Backed Polymeric Film Applied to Glass: Blast Mitigation – June 2020 NEW
https://www.ggf.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/_pda/2018/01/Datasheet-5.18.4.pdf

5.18.5 Datasheet Recommendations for Adhesive Backed Polymeric Film Applied to Glass: Containment of glass in the overhead position in the event of failure: Types of Systems and Precautions in use – June 2020 NEW
https://www.ggf.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/_pda/2018/01/Datasheet-5.18.5.pdf

5.18.6 Datasheet Recommendations for Adhesive Backed Polymeric Film Applied to Glass: Containment of glass in the overhead position in the event of failure: Test Method – June 2020 NEW
https://www.ggf.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/_pda/2018/01/Datasheet-5.18.6.pdf

5.18.7 Datasheet Recommendations for Adhesive Backed Polymeric Film Applied to Glass: On-site Peel Adhesion Testing – Aged adhesive backed polymeric film applied to vertical glass – June 2020 NEW
https://www.ggf.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/_pda/2018/01/Datasheet-5.18.7.pdf

5.18.8 Datasheet Adhesive backed polymeric film guidelines for installation onto existing glazing – June 2020 NEW
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/glazing-manual/glazing-manual-section-5-special-applications/section-5-5-18-8/

6.1 Datasheet Windows & Doors: Safety – In Progress

6.2 Datasheet Windows & Doors: Security – In Progress

6.3 Datasheet Windows & Doors: Ventilation – In Progress

6.4 Datasheet Windows and Doors: Weather Resistance – In Progress

6.5 Datasheet Windows and Doors: Sound Attenuation – In Progress

6.6 Datasheet Windows and Doors: Light Transmittance – In Progress

6.7 Datasheet Guidelines for the Selection, Installation and Maintenance of Hardware for the Window and Door Industry – Upgrade Q4 2020
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/glazing-manual/glazing-manual-section-6-windows-doors/section-6-6-7/

6.8 Datasheet Guidelines for the Selection, Installation and Maintenance of Screws and Fasteners for the Window and Door Industry – Upgrade Q4 2020
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/glazing-manual/glazing-manual-section-6-windows-doors/section-6-6-8/

6.9 Datasheet Specification for the Performance of Door Assemblies – Upgrade Q4 2020
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/glazing-manual/glazing-manual-section-6-windows-doors/section-6-6-9/

6.10 Datasheet Guidance for Surveyors and Installers for the Provision of Trickle Ventilation and other forms of Ventilation for replacement Windows within England and Wales – Awaiting AD F update
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/glazing-manual/glazing-manual-section-6-windows-doors/section-6-6-10/

6.11 Datasheet Guidelines for the selection, installation and maintenance of screws and fasteners for the Window and Door industries – In Progress

6.16 Trade Guidance Product Substitution – In Progress

7.1 Datasheet Non-Vertical Overhead Glazing.  Guide to the Selection of Glass from the Point of View of Safety – Awaiting BS5516 & 6262 Update
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/glazing-manual/glazing-manual-section-7-architectural-glazing-systems/section-7-7-1/

7.2 Datasheet Guidelines for the Use of Glass in Protective Barriers
https://www.ggf.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/_pda/2018/01/Data_Sheet_7.2_Nov_2014-1.pdf

8.1.1 Datasheet Security glazing Part 1: Definitions and description – 2016
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/glazing-manual/glazing-manual-section-8-security/section-8-8-1-1/

8.1.2 Datasheet Security glazing Part 2: Manual attack-resistant glazing – 2016
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/glazing-manual/glazing-manual-section-8-security/section-8-8-1-2/

8.1.3 Datasheet Security glazing Part 3: Bullet resistant glazing – 2016
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/glazing-manual/glazing-manual-section-8-security/section-8-8-1-3/

8.1.4 Datasheet Security glazing Part 4: Explosion Resistant Glazing – 2016
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/glazing-manual/glazing-manual-section-8-security/section-8-8-1-4/

8.1.5 Datasheet Security glazing Part 5: Framing and installation – 2016
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/glazing-manual/glazing-manual-section-8-security/section-8-8-1-5/

9.1 Datasheet Building Regulations – Windows & Doors – In Progress

9.2 Datasheet Construction Products Regulation -In Progress

10.1 Datasheet Glass in the Home – General – -In Progress

10.2 Datasheet Glass in the Home – Furniture – In Progress

10.3 Datasheet Glass in the Home – Showers and Baths- In Progress

10.4 Datasheet Glass in the Home – Kitchen Worktops and Splashbacks – In Progress

10.5 Datasheet Glass in the Home – White/Brown Goods – In Progress

10.6 Datasheet Guidelines for the Use of Glass in Floors – In Progress

20.1 Industry Guidance A guide to Best Practice in the specification and use of fire-resistant glazed systems – 2018
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/fire-resistant-glazing-publications/guide-best-practice-specification-use-fire-resistant-glazed-systems/

20.2 Industry Guidance A guide to good practice. Specification and installation of conservatories within the UK
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/trade-training-guides/guide-good-practice-specification-installation-conservatories-within-united-kingdom/

20.3 Industry Guidance A guide to good practice in the specification, installation and use of replacement windows and doors within England and Wales. – 2016
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/trade-training-guides/guide-good-practice-installation-replacement-windows-doors/

20.5 Industry Guidance Safety and security glazing good practice guide – 2017
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/safety-and-security/safety-security-glazing-good-practice-guide/

21.1 GGF Standard Glass and Glazing Federation Standard for the Specification, Supply and Installation of Fire-Resistant Barriers containing Glass for Resistance against the passage of Fire and Products of Combustion
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/fire-resistant-glazing-publications/standard-specification-supply-installation-fire-resistant-barriers-containing-glass/

30.1 Consumer Guidance Low Emissivity Glass: The visual quality of Low Emissivity Glass – Upgrade Q4 2020
http://shop.ggfmembers.com/low-emissivity-glass-and-its-visual-quality-ref-30-1/

30.4 Consumer Guidance Quality of Vision, Double Glazing: Gives details of the visual quality to expect from your double glazed units – Upgrade Q4 2020
http://shop.ggfmembers.com/quality-of-vision-insulating-glass-units-ref-30-4/

30,5 Consumer Guidance Glass repair – Professional advice on repairing damage on glass surfaces – 2012
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/consumer-leaflets/glass-repair/

30.6 Consumer Guidance Advice to consumers regarding ventilation when replacing windows in dwellings – Awaiting AD F update
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/consumer-leaflets/ventilation-replacing-windows-dwellings/

30.7 Consumer Guidance A Guide to Trickle Ventilators – Awaiting AD F update
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/consumer-leaflets/guide-trickle-ventilators/

30.11 Industry Guidance Consumer acoustics guide
http://shop.ggfmembers.com/acoustics-how-glazing-can-help-reduce-noise-entering-the-home-ref-30-11/

35.1 Consumer Guidance Conservatories Making the right Choice Offers advice and information on materials, designs and building purchase of a conservatory. – 2020 NEW
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/consumer-leaflets/consumer-guide-conservatories/

40.1 Consumer Guidance Laminated Glass. Safety and Security. Can you afford not to use it? – 2016
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/safety-and-security/laminated-glass-safety-security/

40.2 Industry Guidance Window Film; A guide to the Selection of Applied Film for Glass.- 2012
http://shop.ggfmembers.com/window-film-applications-and-solutions-ref-40-2/

40.3 Consumer Guidance The Right Glazing in the Right Place Covers the different areas of buildings and the correct glazing to use.
http://shop.ggfmembers.com/the-right-glazing-in-the-right-place-ref-40-3/

40.4 Consumer Guidance Toughened Glass. Safety and Strength. Can you afford not to use it? – 2016
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/safety-and-security/toughened-glass-safety-strength/

50.1 Consumer Guidance Condensation – Some Causes, Some Advice Explains how condensation occurs and offers some ways of reducing it – 2013
https://www.ggf.org.uk/publications/consumer-leaflets/condensation/

Why You Should Join the GGF
https://www.ggf.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/Why-You-Should-Join-the-GGF.pdf

50.4 Model Terms and Conditions of Contract for non-GGF Members
http://shop.ggfmembers.com/model-terms-and-conditions-of-contract-for-non-ggf-members-ref-50-4/

50.4a GGF Guidance on the Implementation of the EU Consumer Rights Directive on 13th June 2014
http://shop.ggfmembers.com/ggf-guidance-on-the-implementation-of-the-eu-consumer-rights-directive-on-13th-june-2014-ref-50-4a/

50.5 Industry Guidance Narrow cavity Insulating glass Units – Sept 2014
http://shop.ggfmembers.com/narrow-cavity-insulating-glass-units-igus-with-reduced-spacer-bar-sightlines-ref-50-5/

100.1 GGF Standard TS007 security standard for replacement lock cylinders and protective door furniture – a guide for security and building professionals, installers and locksmith






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