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Any comments on these double glazing suppliers?

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  • #52
    tred
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,472 ✭✭✭tred


    jar18 wrote: »
    i would not recomend munster joinery.the workmanship on the products is an absolute disgrace, i wouldnt even fit them to an old barn. very disapointed with the work done.

    Jar, are we talking about a recent install here, or one 10 years ago?. I just saw a triple glazed unit installed by Munster and was absolutely gobsmacked by the quality of it...nothing compared to the old munster joinery windows installed in my house ten years ago...


  • #53
    billybunty
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 127 ✭✭billybunty


    paddy147 wrote: »
    Sorry for the off topic for a second,but can someone please explain to me how you are all allowed to name companies and makes here on this thread,but when I mentioned the name of a stove i was installing,the name and my post was removed and edited by mods??

    Are you allowed to name brands and companies or not????

    Ya - I wasn't going to mention anywhere, I've no affiliation to the company at all - in fact I worked at another large window company but didn't mention them !! But I do get confused about the line between "advertising" and perhaps a person recommending someone they found good for something! Anyway, yes, this is off the beaten track slighly.


  • #54
    BostonB
    Closed Accounts Posts: 18,056 ✭✭✭✭BostonB


    I think the quality has improved a lot of all windows in the last few years. 10yrs is a good long time.


  • #55
    DubKatz
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1 ✭DubKatz


    Can anybody recommend a decent, reliable, affordable (Am I asking for too much!) weatherglaze company, I am looking to get French porch doors installed. Have recieved a couple of quotes, have received a decent quote from one company but I just think there is something dodgy about them!!:confused:


  • #56
    jar18
    Registered Users Posts: 23 ✭jar18


    hi tred. i had triple glazing fitted last spring. the plastic covering of the oak effect on the internal corners had just been torn off, half the windows have scratches on them , munster say they are not replacing them. dust inside of them. the list just goes on and on. i would stay clear of them. im sorry that that i contacted them in the first place. totally disgusted with them.


  • #57
    maryxyz
    Registered Users Posts: 71 ✭✭maryxyz


    Anyone know which replacement wooden windows have the slimmest frames ?

    thanks

    Mary


  • #58
    CBYR1983
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 336 ✭✭CBYR1983


    emptyshed wrote: »
    I just got 8 windows, door and french windows/patio done for just under 6000. Same suppliers as Fairco, huge difference in price.
    The guy who did it was management in Fairco and went solo, so uses same suppliers etc, pm me if ya want his number.

    Just my tuppence worth, but Caveat emptor.

    I went with a guy who had worked for Senator - got an Apeer door - sure it was manufactured by NewWorld anyway and Fairco/Asgard wanted 50% more.

    But alas the guy's company stopped trading about 6 months later (vanished into thin air), so where do I go with my 10-year guarantee on fitting.

    Alright, maybe these guarantees are worthless (if the comments on Munster are anything to go by), but having been bitten once, I'll be twice shy and will certainly go with a crowd that's been a long time in the business.

    With hindsight it would have been well worth the extra money to go with another supplier and have the piece of mind.


  • #59
    ReadySteadyGo
    Registered Users Posts: 169 ✭✭ReadySteadyGo


    If you want good u-values (for whole window i.e. glass and frame) check out grady joinery

    http://www.gradyjoinery.com/EnergyEfficiency.aspx

    .8 for their triple
    1.2 for the double

    Best U values I came across during my search.


  • #60
    Ailsabt
    Registered Users Posts: 12 ✭Ailsabt


    jar18 wrote: »
    i would not recomend munster joinery.the workmanship on the products is an absolute disgrace, i wouldnt even fit them to an old barn. very disapointed with the work done.

    I totally agree on the bad workmanship from Munster Joinery. There appears to be no accountability with them. We got a wooden double glazed back door last March. The door itself was badly manufactured with cracks in the joins and slightly chipped. The fitters fitted it in the wrong way round so the beading is on the outside. The door never closed properly so we rang and an engineer came out - he said the door was warped and would need replacing. A new door came after many phone calls and months later. The new door finally arrived early October. Didn't fit. Turns out it was the 'frame' that was badly fitted. We're now waiting on fitters to come to refit the frame after many more phone calls. I sincerely hope we get some resolution as it is an extremely frustrating experience.


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  • #61
    Big Tone
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 736 ✭✭✭Big Tone


    I've heard and read bad reports about Munster Joinery and our architect has told us to stay far away and that he wont deal with them anyway due to bad experieces. So what are the alternatives? We're looking at Senator Windows and have now got a quote for windows and doors. Are there other alternatives out there as we dont want to put all our eggs in one basket?


  • #62
    ReadySteadyGo
    Registered Users Posts: 169 ✭✭ReadySteadyGo


    Check out post 60 on this page. Myself and a friend have both used grady joinery and found them to be v. good. They have a high quality product, and have had it tested and rated by the appropriate bodies.


  • #63
    Ailsabt
    Registered Users Posts: 12 ✭Ailsabt


    In the end I used Midland Windows and they did a very good job - I've no complaints. Very nice windows, tidy job and well fitted.


  • #64
    GreeBo
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 27,253 ✭✭✭✭GreeBo


    Big Tone wrote: »
    I've heard and read bad reports about Munster Joinery and our architect has told us to stay far away and that he wont deal with them anyway due to bad experieces. So what are the alternatives? We're looking at Senator Windows and have now got a quote for windows and doors. Are there other alternatives out there as we dont want to put all our eggs in one basket?

    6 years on and Senator are still coming out twice a year to "fix" my windows and doors. Alternating between wind howling around the door, or impossible to open without two hands and a shove. None of the windows are airtight either.
    I know I wouldnt be choosing them again. The quality of the product seems ok, the "fitters" who did mine belong in the zoo.
    Bodge-tastic everytime.


  • #65
    newhouse
    Registered Users Posts: 59 ✭✭newhouse


    have just gotten grady windows - am happy with them


  • #66
    SteM
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,864 ✭✭✭SteM


    newhouse wrote: »
    have just gotten grady windows - am happy with them

    Glad you had some joy out of them - I contacted them twice and they never bothered to contact me back. Recession, what recession!

    I went with Fairco instead, installation should be next week. Fingers crossed all goes well.


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  • #67
    ReadySteadyGo
    Registered Users Posts: 169 ✭✭ReadySteadyGo


    Now that you mention that, I remember that I did have to chase grady a bit to get the original quote. But all went very smooth after the first house call.


  • #68
    hick
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 788 ✭✭✭hick


    I'm the same, I've had both Athlone windows and Weatherglaze out to me in two days and both turned around the quote very quickly, I'm still waiting for Grady to firm up the date, was supposed to be monday, then tomorrow, now thursday, I've told em I want a quote by Friday, as i'm ordering next week, I can't do anymore for them than that. That said the reason I went to them for a quote is that they get good reviews on their work, but then so do the others I chose.


  • #69
    BobbiB
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 41 ✭BobbiB


    I'll second the posts about how bad munster are. We went with them cuz hubby (he works in construction) knew the rep and said he'd give her the sale but warned her there was to be no messing etc, we even gave them an extra week on the lead time they gave us just to make sure everything was right. What landed at the house was a disgrace. Out of 17 items 12 were wrong(and they still fitted the stuff even after being told they were wrong), they first landed on site 12 weeks ago and they still haven't fix everything. Our front door frame is warped as well (they brought the wrong insert and it took a good 7/8 weeks for them to bring the new one), we can't lock the house so we can't get any supplies delivered so the house has pretty much come to a stop. They are supposed to turning up tomorrow but i'm not holding my breath. We had the insulators in a few days after munster and cuz they couldn't fit half the windows/doors we ended up having to spend 1500 on the red tube like bags that filled the window gaps along the blockwork (the 1500 includes labour etc) as there was a 2 month wait if we missed our slot with the insulation company.

    We haven't started ringing ballydesmond yet, if they don't turn up tomorrow i'm gonna start, worst thing is hubby used recommend them to alot of clients he deals with, he isn't recommending them anymore, so hopefully that might effct them a bit as he used throw alot of people the reps way. Clearly no quality control there. Worst thing was everything on the checksheet that was attached to the wrong door was correct, bloody morans. So sorry we don't with the orginal crowd in tralee (can't remember there name)


  • #70
    SteM
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,864 ✭✭✭SteM


    Just
    SteM wrote: »
    Glad you had some joy out of them - I contacted them twice and they never bothered to contact me back. Recession, what recession!

    I went with Fairco instead, installation should be next week. Fingers crossed all goes well.


    Just thought I would follow up on this. Fairco came on 15/11 and the installation went very well. Myself and the wife are delighted with their quality of work and the new windows make a huge difference - something we noticed this week obviously.


  • #71
    presleyslave
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1 ✭presleyslave


    I had Artane Windows put in new windows and doors in our 160 year old house two weeks ago. They did a great job, very clean and neat work.The crew were friendly and professional and the job was done in a day and a half. They were the most competitive quote of three quotes received and the owner Niall rang several times to make sure we were happy and that all was going to our satisfaction. They took away all the old hardwood windows and doors without as much as a splinter left to be seen. All in all we were very happy with this company and would highly recommend them.


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  • #72
    Joey the lips
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 10,262 ✭✭✭✭Joey the lips


    presleyslave wrote: »
    I had Artane Windows put in new windows and doors in our 160 year old house two weeks ago. They did a great job, very clean and neat work.The crew were friendly and professional and the job was done in a day and a half. They were the most competitive quote of three quotes received and the owner Niall rang several times to make sure we were happy and that all was going to our satisfaction. They took away all the old hardwood windows and doors without as much as a splinter left to be seen. All in all we were very happy with this company and would highly recommend them.


    ^^^^ Cough spam :rolleyes: ^^^^^^^^^


  • #73
    hick
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 788 ✭✭✭hick


    presleyslave wrote: »
    They took away all the old hardwood windows and doors without as much as a splinter left to be seen. All in all we were very happy with this company and would highly recommend them.

    Shame you probably should of held on to them so people will pay good money for originals :rolleyes: sounds like you wasted yout time with the first quotes! you should of went straight to the bank and paid in advance :D


  • #74
    coylemj
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 25,492 ✭✭✭✭coylemj


    It's just so amazing how transparent these glowing references are from first time posters. Tripadvisor is pretty much the same, if you see a review that's straight out of the brochure, it's a first time poster.


  • #75
    MANSFIELD
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 161 ✭✭MANSFIELD


    I got five A rated double glazed UPVC windows fitted a month ago by Senator. I found senator a great company to deal with , salesman called out measured old windows and gave me the price for 5 new windows a few days later ,

    Same guy called back and remeasured windows ,i paid 50% deposit to him , he said windows would be ready in 4 or 5 weeks which they were.Two Cork lads fitted the new windows and made a great job of fitting them plus they were very tidy - no mess whatsoever.I paid rest of money when windows were fitted.

    I'm getting senator back to put in 4 more double glazed windows for me. I'm very happy with senator and glad i got them to replace my windows cause i have heard of some peoples bad experiances when getting new windows.

    The windows were ready when they said and they were fitted when the said plus all windows were exactly what i ordered - very important ! :)


  • #76
    hick
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 788 ✭✭✭hick


    Just in case anyone missed it, presleyslave put up a post in their defence but then deleted it. Not sure why, there is some quality feedback offered, I'm off to get sum engerlish grinds and a quote from Artane windows!!
    Originally Posted by presleyslave
    I am amazed at how puerile some of you posters are. My post is not spam, it just happens to be the truth that this company did a great job. The original thread asked for feedback from people and I gave my feedback. If you don't like it don't lose sleep over it. There is more to life after all...Oh and by the way hick, you need some lessons in English. It's " you should have held" and " you should have gone".


  • #77
    bob skunkhouse
    Registered Users Posts: 182 ✭✭bob skunkhouse


    Just came across this thread and said I'd give my tupence worth.

    BONNER....Bonnner!!! I wouldn't use them if the whole kit and kaboodle was free. Nice as pie when looking for the contract but as soon as the deposit was paid, the hassle began. Wont go into all the details as there's to many, but in short, we were promised windows/doors in 4 weeks, after 13 weeks was still waiting for door. Workmanship is very poor, window frames are not 'square' thus leading to windows not sitting properly, some windows now leaking.


  • #78
    CBYR1983
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 336 ✭✭CBYR1983


    bob skunkhouse wrote: »
    Just came across this thread and said I'd give my tupence worth.

    BONNER....Bonnner!!! I wouldn't use them if the whole kit and kaboodle was free. Nice as pie when looking for the contract but as soon as the deposit was paid, the hassle began. Wont go into all the details as there's to many, but in short, we were promised windows/doors in 4 weeks, after 13 weeks was still waiting for door. Workmanship is very poor, window frames are not 'square' thus leading to windows not sitting properly, some windows now leaking.

    Wasn't an apeer door was it Bob? These seem to take an eternity to come down from the north.

    That was the excuse my fitter used anyway, another waste of space.


  • #79
    themandan6611
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,628 ✭✭✭themandan6611


    got a "special quote" from Fairco of €5700 for new front door and 5 windows - does this price sound good - there Sales pitch is spot on, wondering what their fitting after and after-sales service like ?


  • #80
    Irish Fire
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 603 ✭✭✭Irish Fire


    Lawdie wrote: »
    Try Munster Joinery http://www.munsterjoinery.ie/ most buliders (in Dublin) use this company and a lot of self build is through them also.

    I dont recommend Senator Windows.

    Would not touch Munster with a bardge pole!!!!!


  • #81
    kevinog
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2 ✭kevinog


    In response to THEMANDAN6611 it seems a bit steep ,I have just got in 2 new doors and 7 windows, the windows at the front of the house are sash windows and the front door has glass panels up the side. They are just in 3 weeks and I had the salesman and the "snagger " out on the day after they were fitted ,last Friday I had an inspector out to check the work their is a few small problems nothing major I think ! and I was told that the "snagger " is coming on Friday to fix everything it is Munster Joinery who installed them and so far I am pleased but check back here on Monday and I will let you know how I got on
    PS If I were you I would get a quote of MJ they are very keen at the moment as I got some quotes from 4 companies in the Dundalk area and they were too expensive, by the way I am not connected to any window installers and like a lot off others I heard some bad stories about MJ and I came on the boards to check them out I Had some carpenters working at the house for me and the builder that they work for uses MJ and it was them that told me to give MJ a call, the carpenters did say that 3 or 4 years ago that MJs work was sh**e but it has improved vastly ,probably because every body is looking for the business now and the Celtic Tiger is dead and all companies are going after the smaller jobs that they would not look at a couple of years ago..... check back on Monday and I will let you know how I got on


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  • #82
    AckwelFoley
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12,556 ✭✭✭✭AckwelFoley


    Ive used munster Joinery for the last 10 years and ive found them to be very good, both price wise and service.

    Ive had problems, but this is to be expected, and while very rare, andy problems were sorted with no hassle and with reasonable speed.

    With munster ive found some people say their windows are crap. Indeed, if you compare tesco's yellow pack ham Carrolls ham you will find tesco is crap, but tesco also sell tesco finest range which is just as good.

    My point being, munster do a wide range of windows, ranging in quality, you pay for what you want - that said, i have not had a problem with their cheaper window on any of my property or projects ive put them in


  • #83
    clovelly
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1 ✭clovelly


    I have been trying to contact John Bracken Windows and to no avail. Can anyone help me get the correct contact number. I have seen his work and need to find a contact and there's nothing on any website. Thank you


  • #84
    bobbuk
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 31 ✭bobbuk


    Im in the process of getting quotes at the monent, has anyone ant experiences with Wright Windows ? they seem very keen...


  • #85
    Irish Fire
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 603 ✭✭✭Irish Fire


    clovelly wrote: »
    I have been trying to contact John Bracken Windows and to no avail. Can anyone help me get the correct contact number. I have seen his work and need to find a contact and there's nothing on any website. Thank you



    Bracken Windows & Conservatories
    The Lodge
    Sheane Road
    Co Kildare
    Telephone 045 524451
    Fax 045 524752


  • #86
    jojo123jo
    Registered Users Posts: 32 ✭jojo123jo


    Not sure this is the right place for this, but anyone know of any company (I'm in Dublin) who refurbishes/repairs old metal windows?

    I love the slim sightlines and really don't want to replace them. All the other houses on the terrace have been replaced with either uPVC or aluminum and I don't like the look of them. I don't want to suffer another winter in the cold like last year either, though!

    I've been reading up on 'Slimlite' glass from Scotland - double-glazed units that fit into single frames and are approved by Scottish Heritage. Any supplier/installer here in Ireland?

    Any information I've found, googled, etc, is all UK based, can't seem to find anything for Ireland so any help at all would be really appreciated.

    Thanks


  • #87
    Bull76
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 289 ✭✭Bull76


    Hi Folks,

    Looking to replace a sliding door and replace a front door with an Apeer 70.
    Anyone have any experience of the Apeer door or Pendico of Clane. Price quoted is very reasonable. Also had a quote from Global Improvements and are quoting nearly triple the cost from Pendico. Looks like the same product and the brochure is the same.


  • #88
    embracingLife
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 410 ✭✭embracingLife


    bobbuk wrote: »
    Im in the process of getting quotes at the monent, has anyone ant experiences with Wright Windows ? they seem very keen...

    Personally I have no experience with them.....but they fitted windows to half of new houses/apartments in Dublin the past 20 odd years! I'm sure there are people reading this site that have their windows in their house!

    Wright supplied mostly direct to builders but now as with everyone they supply to the public too.

    Yes, they have very good windows and a good repuation. Located in Milltownpass,Co Westmeath, small village outside Kinnegad on the old N6.


  • #89
    hick
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 788 ✭✭✭hick


    Hi Folks,

    anybody heard of or had any dealings with baumeister windows, they are based in Ballyogan dublin


  • #90
    1chippy
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,716 ✭✭✭1chippy


    ive used artane. pretty good, dealt with a guy called noel who was very helpful but they did arrive with the same window the wrong size twice. i didnt complain he gave me the two other windows which worked perfect on the next job.
    Used Munster and like aprevious poster said they do have a budget range and a high end. in general they are ok but there fitters just want the easy life. if there is anything slightly out of the ordinary they just walk away and letting the area snagging fitter fix it later. Even if it means leaving someones house open to the elements. The main items i would not order with them are there solid teak doors. they just seem to be thrown together and usually twisted.
    the main crowd i use now are ulster misfits. dont let the name throw you off. they originally started selling off other companies misfits. now they make there own also. Good quality window neat welds and superb after sales service. called up about a job they done three years ago and they sent someone over straight away. repaired the door free of charge even though it was users fault .
    Rationel i believe are way overpriced for what you get
    .
    Dk windows on southside are pretty good to deal with also.


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  • #91
    heffo500
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 966 ✭✭✭heffo500


    All our family and friends has got Keane windows based behing lidl in fonthill industrial estate.They used to be based in Celbridge. Very good service and installation was very neat.

    our cousin just got all his aluminium single glaze windows changed to double glazed units and he expected to have to redecorate all the rooms due to the installation but they were so neat you wouldn't know they were there.

    http://www.keanewindows.com/


  • #92
    fastford
    Registered Users Posts: 40 ✭fastford


    Hi,
    Thinking of going with Grady Joinery for my windows and doors.
    Need to make my mind up by end of the week. Anyone with any experience of them?
    Price seems good and from what I can see they do a good window.


  • #93
    hick
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 788 ✭✭✭hick


    Hi fastford

    We just got the whole house done by them 3 weeks ago, 11 windows, French doors, new front door and new inside porch door. Triple glazed all round

    Mick was the guy who quoted us, nice fella, he did what he said he would and put us as ease. He came back a few times to cover off our questions and make sure everything was right. They weren't the cheapest nor the most expensive but we did seem to get more value from their quote versus the others.

    The two lads whon did the job were nice fellas, they were very clean and put the place right as much as they could.

    It's a smashin job, we're very happy with them, and the house is much warmer than it was too. It took 2.5 days in all. They started at 8 and left at 5

    But be warned there is a lot of dust after the job the lads will cover a fair bit but it still gets everywhere so be prepared to clean a few times, as in it will take a few goes. Ye need to touch up paint too.

    Couldn't be happier with the work, looks good and they did a good job. What I really liked about the job though was the attention to detail. The didn't just do windows but they put in trims and capping to finish bits off and new sill covers in.

    I'd have no hesitance in recommending them and already have to two friends


  • #94
    fastford
    Registered Users Posts: 40 ✭fastford


    Thanks for that Hick,good to hear.
    The dust won't bother us though as its a new build! We've got 6 different quotes and like you said they come in somewhere in the middle but think I'll go with them. I've a different rep to you my lad is called Sean.
    Have talked to a few people now who have used them and have got no negative feedback at all so really looking like I'll be giving them the job.


  • #95
    hick
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 788 ✭✭✭hick


    Np if you want more info, ye can PM me and we ca get in touch

    Cheers
    Hick


  • #96
    DubPortNoise
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2 ✭DubPortNoise


    There's a company in Dublin, www.lambstongue.ie that have the agency for Slimlite. They do conservation joinery, and also fit their units to metal windows.


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  • #97
    millie13
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1 ✭millie13


    got 3 scissor doors installed by bonner windows , cost 3,500 euros, nothing but trouble. The usual fine in measuring and fitting but for a call back did'nt want to know. Big gap between doors and a constant draft coming in had to get my own draft proofing and apply it myself on a product this expensive.


  • #98
    Shinnie0503
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 60 ✭✭Shinnie0503


    Lawdie wrote: »
    Try Munster Joinery http://www.munsterjoinery.ie/ most buliders (in Dublin) use this company and a lot of self build is through them also.

    I dont recommend Senator Windows.

    And I dont recommend Munster Joinery! The windows were fine when they were put in first but slowly but surely each window started deteriorating over the years. They are in seven years now and we have had hinges replaced, rubbers replaced, etc. and had to pay Munster every time. Now we are in a position whereby even when the windows are closed, we can still hear the road traffic, wind and rain - they are literally falling out. Of course we went with the cheaper option at the beginning but big lesson, cheapest isnt always best!:mad:


  • #99
    martinn123
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,300 ✭✭✭martinn123


    Shinnie0503 wrote: »
    And I dont recommend Munster Joinery! The windows were fine when they were put in first but slowly but surely each window started deteriorating over the years. They are in seven years now and we have had hinges replaced, rubbers replaced, etc. and had to pay Munster every time. Now we are in a position whereby even when the windows are closed, we can still hear the road traffic, wind and rain - they are literally falling out. Of course we went with the cheaper option at the beginning but big lesson, cheapest isnt always best!:mad:


    Have a look at this thread, its dedicated to ''Munster Joinery Maintenance''

    http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056279129


  • #100
    Eriman
    Registered Users Posts: 1 ✭Eriman


    Marlar wrote: »
    Has anyone any experience of Doleta Windows in Kilkenny? We got a quote from them for Alu-Clad. Quotes provided for both double and triple glazing and they seem very competitive. Its worrying me that I cant find anything about them.... good or bad!

    Marlar
    Interested to hear if you went with Doleta in the end? I went with them and am not happy with the job. Interested to get feedback from you or anyone else on the Doleta experience!

    Thanks
    Eriman


  • #101
    tinkernead
    Registered Users Posts: 15 ✭tinkernead


    I know this post is a few years late. But dont go near Fairco not a company i would recommend at all . Defo consider looking at someone else


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