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Window/Joinery providers

  • 16-10-2014 12:26pm
    #1
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4


    Hi all

    Firstly i apologise in advance i know this subject has been covered on numerous occasions.

    I am building a new home in Mayo i need to order windows as soon as but i need opinions off people with experience.(that's where ye come in)

    My house has a lot of large windows to the front of the house. (East facing)
    One of the windows goes from the roof to the ground and i have a 3 metre window in a sitting room.
    I am conscious of keeping the house as airtight as i can.

    I have priced Senator, Grady's, Munster and a few other locals.
    So far its down to Munster and Grady's (senator are 2k dearer)
    Munster offered me a 90mm window in triple glazing and told me to go casement window for an airtight house. Also i have to reduce the 3m window to 2.5m as they couldn't supply a single pane of glass that big..

    Grady's offered me a triple glazed window and told me to go for casement for an airtight house.
    The 3m window would have to be reduce alot more than 2.5m.

    Why is there such a difference in suppliers opinions!!
    I am having a final meeting with the two suppliers to make a decision.

    Basically what i want from you good people is to advise me of who you think is the best suppliers & as i am dumb to the whole u value & passiv housing can you give me info on this too.
    Finally i have heard about windows that are filled with a gas in between the panes that are meant to be excellent but i don't know enough about them.
    My intention is to go back to Grady's and Munster full of questions and then make a decision.
    Also i have relations living in Cork that have put Grady windows in and warned me off Munster...is this strange considering Munster is a Cork based company??!!

    Thank you


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 67 ✭✭5mcdonag


    Hi. I am just shopping for windows at the moment and wonder how you got on in the end since I am down to these 2 companies also.


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