Promoting the highest industry standards
When homeowners use a GGF Member company to carry out windows, doors or conservatory work, they are investing in professional workmanship and service of the very highest standard. Companies requiring flat glass or glazing products from a GGF Member can also be assured they are dealing with the best companies in the industry. So if you are wanting to improve your home or property, or simply need a glass and glazing product or service, why not browse our directory and contact a GGF Member Company in your area.
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.
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.
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
We supply and install an extensive range of technically advanced PVCu products.
For over 40 years we’ve not only supplied windows, doors and conservatories for over 40,000 householders like you but for major local, Hertfordshire businesses too. We understand the requirements of the trade installer, small builder, local authorities and home owners and it is through this understanding that we can provide better products and a commitment to quality and service.
From double glazing to new doors and stunning conservatories, Hertfordshire residents and businesses like you already trust us.
Island Windows is a premier provider of high-quality windows, doors, and conservatories based in Sandown, Isle of Wight. We specialise in both residential and commercial projects, partnering with building contractors, architects, and private clients to deliver exceptional results.
Our commitment to energy efficiency and reliability sets us apart, ensuring every installation meets the highest standards of quality and performance.
Our comprehensive product range includes:
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Forward Glass is a leading independent provider of toughened glass, stock and processed glass, serving trade customers within a 120 mile radius of Birmingham. The toughened glass we produce is widely used in the manufacture of insulating glass units for use in windows, doors and conservatories and our processed glass products are used in partitioning, showrooms, retail outlets, balustrading and furniture.
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Ideally located in the West Midlands our manufacturing facility is fully equipped with state of the art tempering furnaces and a wide range of glass processing machinery, all operated by fully trained and skilled technicians. We strive to provide high quality products with first class reliable service to meet our customers’ requirements. This is achieved with a substantial fleet of specially designed delivery vehicles.
Cornwall Glass Yeovil, formerly Yeovil Glass and Window Centre, offers the latest innovative glass solutions for PVCu & Aluminium Windows, Doors and Conservatories alongside local installation and glazing repairs.
Servicing Commercial, Trade and Domestic customers in South Somerset, Dorset and Wiltshire. We are FENSA registered and members of the Plastic Window Federation, offering a 10 year guarantee to all our customers on our windows.
Homebrite has been a prominent name within the South East home improvements sector for over 50 years. Dedicated to providing a transparent and honest service, meeting each one of our customers’ needs is a top priority.
With Homebrite, there are no false discounts or inflated prices. From classic feature window replacements to full structural work with complete building control sign-off, our team of seasoned experts are confident that our durable, high performance windows, doors, glazed extensions and modern conservatories will fulfil your requirements – best price, first time.
30 YEARS OF REPUTABLE SERVICE
At TradeMark, we have been proudly providing local homeowners throughout Berkshire, Hampshire & Surrey with quality home improvements for over 30 years. From replacement windows and doors, to designing and installing bespoke conservatories and orangeries that will dramatically change your home and how you use it, we have the experience, expertise and products to ensure you can get exactly what you want.
N & C Glass Ltd has been established in Ely for more than 35 years. We are well-respected throughout the region. We are a double glazing and construction company that can provide our customers with new and replacement windows, doors, conservatories and extensions.
We’re also always willing to help our customers with advice, surveys and free quotations . We will consider any project. N&C Glass Ltd. provides a complete, professional package from our headquarters in Ely.
Camberley Glass and Windows’ roots can be traced back to a family run group of companies established in 1965. The company undertook glazing work, specializing in servicing the demand for ‘new build’ housing.
Continued growth over the years has seen the company branch out into all aspects of the glass and glazing industry including new and replacement windows, doors and conservatories.
TWC in Swindon offers quality windows, doors, conservatories, orangeries, home extensions and porches throughout Wiltshire & Oxfordshire. TWC realises the importance of gaining trust and not expecting it. We believe this is achieved through hard work, honesty, transparency of our services and valuing every one of our customers. The majority of our customers are existing or recommendations, this is because we look after them from the start with a fantastic price, a perfect installation, and our award-winning aftercare.
The orangery dates from the 15th and 16th century in Italy, when owners of luxurious gardens began building more elaborate structures to protect orange trees and other citrus trees from the harsher winter climate.
First trees were planted adjacent to sheltering walls, with additional shelter provided by hardier trees and shrubs. Before long partially glazed extensions of these walls came to be built around the trees. These were made possible thanks to technological advances in glass-making processes which allowed larger expanses of glass to be produced.
The popularity of the orangery caught on across Northern Europe as it became apparent that this new style of glass architecture could extend the life of fruit-bearing trees very effectively.
The conservatory developed out of orangery design, incorporating a higher proportion of glazing to allow other varieties of plant to be grown in cooler climates. Over time both structures began to be used for a variety of purposes.
A conservatory traditionally has:
Conservatories are often located close to a property’s garden as one of their principal advantages is to provide a view of the garden from inside the house. Traditional conservatory designs include Edwardian, Victorian and lean-to conservatories.
proportionally more brickwork or solid structure than a conservatory
a roof lantern rather than a fully glazed rooftop
more in common overall with a traditional extension of a home.
With less glass than a conservatory, a traditional orangery design can offer more privacy, making it popular as a dining or kitchen area. It can also be designed to more closely match the exterior – and interior – aesthetic of a home.
While conservatories and orangeries have long been identified as separate types of partially glazed structures, nowadays homeowners can specify designs that incorporate a mix of features from both in order to meet their individual needs.
This means a modern conservatory can have features traditionally reserved for orangeries and vice versa. For example, many conservatories are now designed with a solid insulated roof.
Conservatory design specialists can work with homeowners to design their ideal conservatory or orangery.
So how to know whether a conservatory, an orangery or a bespoke glazed extension with elements of both is right for you?
The best way to approach the situation is to think first about what you want from your new living space. (A view of the garden, a new kitchen space, a place to keep plants sheltered etc.)
Once you’ve got these priorities established, get in touch with a GGF Member company that deals in orangeries and conservatories. They’ll let you know all the options available to you and what they recommend for getting the home improvement result you seek.
We recommend following our guide How To Go About Getting A Conservatory.
Low emissivity glass is glass that has an invisible microscopic coating applied to it in order to improve its thermal efficiency.
Low emissivity glass is an essential part of most energy-efficient windows and doors. It has a surface coating that operates as follows:
Better than merely meeting the Building Regulations, Low-e glass will enable you to both achieve and surpass the new targets for windows and doors.
Whilst there are significant advantages to selecting thermally efficient Low-e glass for your home, there can be some side effects under certain conditions.
Recent innovations in creating neutral Low-e coatings minimise the phenomenon of light coloured materials (such as net curtains) appearing slightly darker when viewed through the glass.
This phenomenon may occur at times of the day when the sun is at a particular angle or under some lighting conditions. It can also be influenced by the type of Low-e coating used.
Thermally efficient windows are so good at keeping the heat in that the outer pane can get cold, as it is no longer being warmed by wasted heat.
Under some weather conditions and at certain times of the year, this can result in the formation of condensation on the outside surface of the glass. This is a positive indication of a thermally efficient window.
Depending on coating type, glass substrate and glass thickness, some slight colour or hue differences may be noticeable on Low-e glass.
This may be more evident when one double or triple glazed window unit is replaced in a home, as the Low-e coating will likely be slightly different (i.e. from a different batch) from those on the other window units.
Certain Low-e glass is good at solar heat gain, harvesting free heat energy from the sun, helping to reduce heating demands. In some situations, this can cause overheating resulting in an uncomfortable environment.
It is recommended that a combination of Low-e and solar control glazing be considered for large glazed areas, particularly south-facing conservatories. Guidance should be sought from the manufacturer or supplier.
So you’d like a conservatory – how do you go about getting one? On this page, we take you through the process from having the initial idea right through to enjoying your new glazed home extension.
The type of conservatory that will be right for you will depend on many factors. These include the layout of your home, the available space you have to work with and how you plan to use your new conservatory.
A good way to find inspiration is by looking at completed conservatory projects and noting which aspects you’d like to incorporate into your own conservatory.
Call or pay a visit to a local GGF Member to explain your basic requirements for a conservatory. By selecting a GGF Member, you can be sure you are dealing only with reputable and financially sound companies.
The GGF Member will arrange a mutually convenient time to come and discuss your requirements at your home, and at the same time undertake some basic measurements and check that the proposed site for the conservatory is suitable.
A fully detailed quotation will be prepared, along with a contract. The contracts that GGF Members use have been prepared in consultation with the Office of Fair Trade.
Once the contract is signed, a surveyor will be sent to undertake a more detailed appraisal of your property checking for drains, tree roots and the local ground conditions around the site of your future conservatory.
GGF Members will be happy to assist you in ascertaining if planning permission is required. If it is they will normally obtain planning permission on your behalf (some official fees will be payable, which varies in England, Scotland, and Northern Ireland. Planning requirements also differ from Council to Council).
Building Regulations will also cover areas such as electrical work, safety and structural stability.
A representative from the company you use will stay in contact throughout the entire process, providing up to date developments on the progress of your conservatory.
So you’d like a conservatory – how do you go about getting one? On this page, we take you through the process from having the initial idea right through to enjoying your new glazed home extension.
The type of conservatory that will be right for you will depend on many factors. These include the layout of your home, the available space you have to work with and how you plan to use your new conservatory.
A good way to find inspiration is by looking at completed conservatory projects and noting which aspects you’d like to incorporate into your own conservatory.
Call or pay a visit to a local GGF Member to explain your basic requirements for a conservatory. By selecting a GGF Member, you can be sure you are dealing only with reputable and financially sound companies.
The GGF Member will arrange a mutually convenient time to come and discuss your requirements at your home, and at the same time undertake some basic measurements and check that the proposed site for the conservatory is suitable.
A fully detailed quotation will be prepared, along with a contract. The contracts that GGF Members use have been prepared in consultation with the Office of Fair Trade.
Once the contract is signed, a surveyor will be sent to undertake a more detailed appraisal of your property checking for drains, tree roots and the local ground conditions around the site of your future conservatory.
GGF Members will be happy to assist you in ascertaining if planning permission is required. If it is they will normally obtain planning permission on your behalf (some official fees will be payable, which varies in England, Scotland, and Northern Ireland. Planning requirements also differ from Council to Council).
Building Regulations will also cover areas such as electrical work, safety and structural stability.
A representative from the company you use will stay in contact throughout the entire process, providing up to date developments on the progress of your conservatory.
With a wide range of conservatory types available, careful thought and planning can help you decide on the one that fits best with your home and suits the needs of everyone who will be using it.
Once you’ve chosen a conservatory style, here are some more things to consider when planning your glazed home extension.
When deciding on the size of your new conservatory, make sure you’ll have enough space to enjoy it. A handy tip is to mark out the planned dimensions in your living room so you can see how much furniture you’ll be able to fit.
How much direct sunlight will your conservatory receive and at what time of the day? This could have a bearing on your choice of building location and also interior design decisions.
The orientation of your conservatory may mean that certain specifications of glazing are more appropriate than others because of the impact of solar heat gain from the sun (see ‘Glazing’ below).
You can choose from a wide range of materials for your conservatory, not only for the frames but also in the glazing, the roof and any masonry.
Think about the mood and texture you want to achieve. Some people like the ‘outdoor’ feel with tiled floors, patio-type furniture and bare brick or stone for the house wall; others prefer an ‘indoor’ character with carpeting, soft furnishings and wall coverings.
Aluminium, with thermal breaks for enhanced heat insulation, is a popular choice and is available in a range of colours and finishes.
PVC-U is the most popular frame material with its long life expectancy and minimal maintenance, especially as nowadays a range of wood grain-effect finishes combine the authentic look of wood with all the toughness of PVC-U.
Wood is the natural choice for people who insist on the real thing.
Double glazing is a must nowadays to keep a conservatory comfortable all year round and by using low emissivity (Low-E) glass, it can cut heat loss even more.
If the conservatory is south or west facing it is advisable to consider the use of a modern solar control glass for the roof and side panels of the conservatory.
Solar control options range from ‘body tinted’ glass (where the colour in the glass absorbs heat from the sun) to ‘metallic coated’ glass products.
Modern metallic coated products have the advantage of being neutral in appearance, not obscuring views, while still reflecting the sun’s heat.
There are two main choices of roofing – glass or polycarbonate.
Glass gives you a clear view through the roof – it can be supplied with solar control and self-cleaning coatings too. Laminated glass and safety filmed glass can add protection you from any falling debris on the roof glazing of your conservatory.
Polycarbonate creates a softer light effect in bright sun (however, it is slightly noisier in heavy rain or hail).
Ventilation is important. You need to be sure that your conservatory will let in fresh air and avoid condensation.
The internal environment can be carefully controlled with the correct specification of both materials and ventilation. Many roofs have built-in trickle ventilation and Building Regulations specify a certain area of opening windows per floor area.
Technological developments mean that you can have opening roof vents installed that can be thermostatically controlled with built-in rain sensors.
Whether it be rain, music, lawn mower, traffic or aircraft noise, reducing the impact of environmental sound can enhance the enjoyment of your conservatory.
The use of laminated glass or enhanced acoustic insulation laminated glass can lessen the amount of noise transferring into or out of your conservatory.
In addition, laminated or acoustic laminated glasses have the extra benefit of reducing standard ultra-violet (UV) light transmission. This means sun bleaching of furniture or fittings is dramatically slowed.
Consider what will be required to clean and maintain the glass throughout your conservatory.
Surface modified glass such as self-cleaning glass is available from many glazing companies and can reduce the need for cleaning the external window panes, particularly in difficult-to-reach roof areas.
Comfort levels and environmental factors should be considered. You may wish to extend your home’s central heating, install a separate heater or go for an underfloor heating system, but remember careful specification, design of materials and the location of the conservatory itself can all lead to natural environmental control.
Similarly, you can have overhead wiring for lights built-in or simply a few wall sockets for a table lamp and other appliances.
Welcome to PJ’s Trade Windows & Doors, Hereford
We’re Pippa, Nicky, Lucy and Chris and we welcome you to PJ’s Trade Windows Doors & Glass Limited, a local family run business. We supply and fit quality windows, doors, conservatories, roof lanterns and splashbacks across Herefordshire and beyond.
PJ’s has many years of industry experience under our belts. While excellent customer service is our priority, you can also be sure you’ll receive first class fitting and great quality products, whether you’re thinking of improving your home with new double glazing, the added space of a conservatory or the light and space saving benefits of a bi-fold door.
Find an Emergency Glazier now and make your property safe and secure – simply scroll down, click on your region and either call or send an email to the companies listed for immediate response.
Each company on this register is a GGF Member and complies with the Emergency Glazing criteria set out by the GGF. All companies on the GGF Emergency Glazing Register operate a 24 hours a day, seven days a week service.
Evander Glazing & Locks Ltd
T – 0345 155 2999
E – wecare@evander.com
W – www.evander.com
Great Yarmouth Glass
T – 01493 842 323
E – info@gyglass.co.uk
W – www.gyglass.co.uk
Glassolutions – Installation (Nationwide Coverage) 27/7/365
T – 0870 870 7171
E – new.instruction@glassolutions.co.uk
W- www.solaglas.co.uk
Langley Glazing
T – 0800 731 5829 or 01753 582877
E – info@langleyglazing.co.uk
W – www.24hourglass.co.uk
Kent Blaxill
T – 0800 137 644
E – sales@kentblaxill.co.uk
W – www.kentblaxill.co.uk
UK Glassforce Ltd
T – 0800 393 827
E – support@ukglassforce.co.uk
W – www.ukglassforce.co.uk
Dial Glass
T – 01634 267444
E – dialglass@tiscali.co.uk
Evander Glazing & Locks Ltd
T – 0345 155 2999
E – wecare@evander.com
W – www.evander.com
Glassolutions – Installation (Nationwide Coverage) 27/7/365
T – 0870 870 7171
E – new.instruction@glassolutions.co.uk
W – www.solaglas.co.uk
Langley Glazing
T – 0800 731 5829 or 01753 582877
E – info@langleyglazing.co.uk
W – www.24hourglass.co.uk
Turnbridge Wells Glass Works
T – 01892 522415
E – ian@twgw.co.uk
W – www.twgw.co.uk
Absolute Glass
T – 0207 394 9323
E – absolute@btinternet.com
W – www.absoluteglass.net
All London Glass (UK) Ltd
T – 0208 445 8330
E – mail@alllondonglass.com
W – www.alllondonglass.com
Aspect
T –Â 0203 411 6120
E – enquiries@aspect.co.uk
W – www.aspect.co.uk
Evander Glazing & Locks Ltd
T – 0345 155 2999
E – wecare@evander.com
W – www.evander.com
Express Glazing Contractors Ltd
T – 020 7619 6900
E – sales@expressglazingcontractors.co.uk
W – www.expressglazingcontractors.co.uk
GG Glass and Glazing Ltd
T – 0208 527 3333
E – london@ggglass.co.uk
W – www.ggglass.co.uk
Glassolutions – Installation (Nationwide Coverage) 27/7/365
T – 0870 870 7171
E – new.instruction@glassolutions.co.uk
W – www.solaglas.co.uk
J Sapsworth Ltd
T – 01582 573 025
E – barry@sapsworth.co.uk
W – www.sapsworth.co.uk
Langley Glazing
T – 0800 731 5829 or 01753 582877
E – info@langleyglazing.co.uk
W – www.24hourglass.co.uk
Prentice Glass Limited
T – 020 8944 9001
E – sales@prenticeglass.co.uk
W – www.prenticeglass.co.uk
UK Glassforce Ltd
T – 0800 393 827
E – support@ukglassforce.co.uk
W – www.ukglassforce.co.uk
Abbey Glass (Derby) Ltd
T – 01332 371883
E – mark.osborne@abbey-glass.co.uk
W – www.abbey-glass.co.uk
Alpha Glass and Glazing Ltd
T – 0800 783 1810
E – alphaglass@btconnect.com
W – www.alphaglassandglazing.co.uk
Burton Glass (Burton on Trent)
T – 01283 567080
E – burtonglass@btconnect.com
W – https://www.burtonglass.co.uk
Emergency Glazing Services
T – 0333 577 3338
E – brad.lingard@hotmail.co.uk
W – www.emergencyglazingleicester.co.uk
Evander Glazing & Locks Ltd
T – 0345 155 2999
E – wecare@evander.com
W – www.evander.com
Glassolutions – Installation (Nationwide Coverage) 27/7/365
T – 0870 870 7171
E – new.instruction@glassolutions.co.uk
W – www.solaglas.co.uk
Norman & Underwood
T – 0116 2318000
E – pwelsh@nandu.co.uk
W – www.nandu.co.uk
Roman Glass Ltd (Bromsgrove)
T – 01527 836 777
E – sales@romanglass.co.uk
W – www.romanglass.co.uk
Roman Glass Ltd (Hereford)
T – 01432 272 764
E – sales@romanglass.co.uk
W – www.romanglass.co.uk
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Glassolutions – Installation (Nationwide Coverage) 27/7/365
T – 0870 870 7171
E – new.instruction@glassolutions.co.uk
W – www.solaglas.co.uk
John Hunter Glazing
T – 028 906 56297
E – johnhunterglazing@btconnect.com
W – www.johnhunterglazing.co.uk
Enterprise Glass
T – 07787 838 490
E – Joe@enterpriseglass.co.uk
W –www.enterpriseglass.co.uk
GG Glass and Glazing Ltd
T – 0151 207 8070
E – liverpool@ggglass.co.uk
W – www.ggglass.co.uk
Evander Glazing & Locks Ltd
T – 0345 155 2999
E – wecare@evander.com
W – www.evander.com
Glassolutions – Installation (Nationwide Coverage) 27/7/365
T – 0870 870 7171
E – new.instruction@glassolutions.co.uk
W – www.solaglas.co.uk
Hughes Glass & Glazing Ltd (Bangor)
T – 01248 360 325
E – sales@hughesglass.co.uk
W – www.hughesglass.co.uk
River St Glassworks (Bolton) Ltd
T – 01204 454 444
E – jim.dyson@rsgbolton.co.uk
W – www.rsg-glass.co.uk
Safety Glaze Ltd
T – 0800 169 4083
E – nick@safety-glaze.co.uk
W – www.safety-glaze.co.uk
Evander Glazing & Locks Ltd
T – 0345 155 2999
E – wecare@evander.com
W – www.evander.com
GG Glass and Glazing Ltd
T – 0113 387 0660
E – leeds@ggglass.co.uk
W – www.ggglass.co.uk
Glassolutions – Installation (Nationwide Coverage) 27/7/365
T – 0870 870 7171
E – new.instruction@glassolutions.co.uk
W – www.solaglas.co.uk
Leeds Glass
T – 0800 542 8000
E – info@leedsglass.co.uk
W – www.leedsglassgroup.co.uk
Middleton’s Glass
T – 01472 352288
E – middletonsglass.ltd@ntlbusiness.com
True Window Care
T – 01522 791212
E – sales@truewindowcare.com
W – www.truewindowcare.com
Wadds Glass Ltd
T – 0191 487 3383
E – admin@waddsglass.com
W – www.waddsglass.com
Aaro Glass Ltd
T Poole – 01202 665 600
T Southampton – 02380 371603
T Portsmouth – 02392 401675
E – sales@aaroglass.co.uk
W – www.aaroglass.co.uk
Evander Glazing & Locks Ltd
T – 0345 155 2999
E – wecare@evander.com
W – www.evander.com
Glassolutions – Installation (Nationwide Coverage) 27/7/365
T – 0870 870 7171
E – new.instruction@glassolutions.co.uk
W – www.solaglas.co.uk
Roman Glass Ltd (Gillingham)
T – 01747 822 541
E – sales@romanglass.co.uk
W – www.romanglass.co.uk
Roman Glass Ltd (Swindon)
T – 01793 525 608
E – sales@romanglass.co.uk
W – www.romanglass.co.uk
Roman Glass Ltd (Weymouth)
T – 01305 761 363
E – sales@romanglass.co.uk
W – www.romanglass.co.uk
Camel Glass – Barnstaple Branch
T – 07968328577
E – Barnstaple@camelglass.co.uk
W – www.camelglass.co.uk
Camel Glass – Redruth Branch
T – 07841743491 or 07841743492
E – Redruth@camelglass.co.uk
W – www.camelglass.co.uk
Cornwall Glass & Glazing Ltd
T – 01726 66325
E – info@cornwallglass.co.uk
W – www.cornwallglass.co.uk
Dunheved Glass Centre
T – 01566 776444
E – sales@dunhevedglass.com
W – www.dunhevedglass.com
Evander Glazing & Locks Ltd
T – 0345 155 2999
E – wecare@evander.com
W – www.evander.com
Glassolutions – Installation (Nationwide Coverage) 27/7/365
T – 0870 870 7171
E – new.instruction@glassolutions.co.uk
W – www.solaglas.co.uk
Newquay Glass Centre
T – 01637 873233
E – info@newquayglass.co.uk
W – www.newquayglass.co.uk
MPN Windows, Doors & Conservatories – Glyncorrwg
T – 01639 851 287 Out Of Hours Contact – 07976 640959
W – www.mpnwindows.com
MPN Windows, Doors & Conservatories – Maesteg
T – 01656 648 464 Out Of Hours – 07976640959
W – www.mpnwindows.com
MPN Windows, Doors & Conservatories – Neath
T – 01639 851 287 Out Of Hours – 07976640959
W – www.mpnwindows.com
MPN Windows, Doors & Conservatories – Bridgend
T – 01656 648 464 Out Of Hours – 07976640959
W – www.mpnwindows.com
MPN Windows, Doors & Conservatories – Cardiff
T – 02920 508 770 Out Of Hours – 07976640959
W – www.mpnwindows.com
Penryn Glass Centre
T – 01326 375124
E – info@penrynglass.co.uk
W – www.penrynglass.co.uk
Plymouth Glass & Glazing
T – 01752 605500
E – info@plymouth-glass.co.uk
W – www.plymouth-glass.co.uk
Ray’s Glass Centre
T – 01736 360174
E – info@raysglass.co.uk
W – www.raysglass.co.uk
Redruth Glass Company
T – 01209 211028
E – info@redruthglass.co.uk
W – www.redrithglass.co.uk
Roman Glass Ltd (Bath)
T – 01225 337 433
E – sales@romanglass.co.uk
W – www.romanglass.co.uk
Roman Glass Ltd (Bridgewater)
T – 01278 427 727
E – sales@romanglass.co.uk
W – www.romanglass.co.uk
Roman Glass Ltd (Bristol HQ)
T – 0117 9615 499
E – sales@romanglass.co.uk
W – www.romanglass.co.uk
Roman Glass Ltd (Bristol Kingswood)
T – 0117 960 7017
E – sales@romanglass.co.uk
W – www.romanglass.co.uk
Roman Glass Ltd (Bristol Stokescroft)
T – 0117 942 0307
E – sales@romanglass.co.uk
W – www.romanglass.co.uk
Roman Glass Ltd (Burnham-on-Sea)
T – 01278 789 069
E – sales@romanglass.co.uk
W – www.romanglass.co.uk
Roman Glass Ltd (Cardiff)
T – 02920 796 398
E – sales@romanglass.co.uk
W – www.romanglass.co.uk
Roman Glass Ltd (Chippenham)
T – 01249 656 587
E – sales@romanglass.co.uk
W – www.romanglass.co.uk
Roman Glass Ltd (Devizes)
T – 01380 727 005
E – sales@romanglass.co.uk
W – www.romanglass.co.uk
Roman Glass Ltd (Evesham)
T – 01386 446 880
E – sales@romanglass.co.uk
W – www.romanglass.co.uk
Roman Glass Ltd (Exeter)
T – 01392 424 007
E – sales@romanglass.co.uk
W – www.romanglass.co.uk
Roman Glass Ltd (Frome)
T – 01373 466 931
E – sales@romanglass.co.uk
W – www.romanglass.co.uk
Roman Glass Ltd (Gillingham)
T – 01747 822 541
E – sales@romanglass.co.uk
W – www.romanglass.co.uk
Roman Glass Ltd (Gloucester)
T – 01452 525 262
E – sales@romanglass.co.uk
W – www.romanglass.co.uk
Roman Glass Ltd (Minehead)
T – 01643 702 660
E – sales@romanglass.co.uk
W – www.romanglass.co.uk
Roman Glass Ltd (Stroud)
T – 01453 725 455
E – sales@romanglass.co.uk
W – www.romanglass.co.uk
Roman Glass Ltd (Taunton)
T – 01823 352 351 / 338 011
E – sales@romanglass.co.uk
W – www.romanglass.co.uk
Roman Glass Ltd (Teignmouth)
T – 01626 776 679
E – sales@romanglass.co.uk
W – www.romanglass.co.uk
Roman Glass Ltd (Torquay)
T – 01803 315 656
E – sales@romanglass.co.uk
W – www.romanglass.co.uk
Roman Glass Ltd (Trowbridge)
T – 01225 769 373
E – sales@romanglass.co.uk
W – www.romanglass.co.uk
Roman Glass Ltd (Wells)
T – 01749 679 548
E – sales@romanglass.co.uk
W – www.romanglass.co.uk
Roman Glass Ltd (Weymouth)
T – 01305 761 363
E – sales@romanglass.co.uk
W – www.romanglass.co.uk
Roman Glass Ltd (Yeovil)
T – 01935 472 824
E – sales@romanglass.co.uk
W – www.romanglass.co.uk
Truro Glass Centre
T – 01872 276697
E – info@truroglass.co.uk
W – www.truroglass.co.uk
A1 Glass Co. Ltd
T – 01563 531626
E – enquiries@a1-glass.co.uk
W – www.a1glasscokilmarnock.co.uk
All Glass and Glazing
T – 01382 814273
E – sales@allglassandglazing.co.uk
W – www.allglassandglazing.co.uk
Capital Glazing Ltd
T – 0131 337 0866
E – capitalglaze@btconnect.com
W – www.capitalglazing.co.uk
GG Glass and Glazing Ltd
T – 01236 456 611
E – cumbernauld@ggglass.co.uk
W – www.ggglass.co.uk
Gladeunit T/A The Glass Man
T – 01698 334545
E – theglassman@btconnect.com
W – www.theglassmanuk.co.uk
Glassolutions – Installation (Nationwide Coverage) 27/7/365
T – 0870 870 7171
E – new.instruction@glassolutions.co.uk
W – www.solaglas.co.uk
Peter Noble Glazing Co. Ltd
T – 0131 660 2404
E – pnobleglazing@aol.com
W – www.nobleglazing.co.uk
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