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New UPVC Windows

nabanoga · 2013-10-03 11:15:25

I'm getting my house renovated and an extension built and I will be getting a new window and patio door in the extension. Right now I have oak pvc windows to the front of the house and white pvc to the back. First I was going to go just with white and I wouldn't need new windows upstairs but then I was thinking oak to…

03-10-2013 11:15am

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nabanoga

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I'm getting my house renovated and an extension built and I will be getting a new window and patio door in the extension. Right now I have oak pvc windows to the front of the house and white pvc to the back. First I was going to go just with white and I wouldn't need new windows upstairs but then I was thinking oak to match the front. I thought it might be easier to keep because the white gets very dirty. But I recently saw cream windows and thought they were nice, I'm not sure though that it's a good idea to have oak at the front and cream at the back and I can't afford to replace the front as well. But if I go for oak then I would still need to replace the upstairs windows and maybe it will darken up the house. Has anyone done similar or have opinions on the best option? I live in a terraced house.

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