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Recommendations for timber sliding sash?

middling · 2010-04-07 17:53:00

Any recommendations for timber sliding sash windows? In the South of the country. Would prefer an Irish supplier if possible! Have had a couple of quotes from joinery type places that made my hair stand on end and one from a UK based supplier not so bad but they use softwood which is probably why they're cheaper :( Thanks!

07-04-2010 5:53pm

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middling

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Any recommendations for timber sliding sash windows?
In the South of the country. Would prefer an Irish supplier if possible!

Have had a couple of quotes from joinery type places that made my hair stand on end and one from a UK based supplier not so bad but they use softwood which is probably why they're cheaper

Thanks!

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#2 07-04-2010 9:21pm

Poor Uncle Tom

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PM's only, please and thanks.

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#3 25-10-2010 6:59pm

CL7

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Would appreciate some recommendations as well through pm. I don't mind where the company is located as long as they have good quality timber sash windows that are suitable for Irish weather. Cost is important also.

Thanks.

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#4 26-10-2010 11:02am

mrgaa1

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personally a good joinery company could make them - the secret is in the lead weights and experience. DO NOT allow some joiner in - a lot of them can't hold their hands. If you PM me I can recommend one company - not the cheapest but good.

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