Experiences of Importing windows

doniepony · 2011-01-25 22:16:44

Hey Everyone, Just trying to draw up costings for a new build and have decided on most aspects of the build but am still looking at different windows/doors. I was wondering if anyone has personal experiences with importing windows or using a company to transport and fit them in Ireland. looking at PVC and alud clad or alu…

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#32 16-09-2015 10:42PM

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daizy17 wrote: »

I would appreciate some references of decent window providers from abroad for a new self build.

Same here please.

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#33 21-09-2015 05:26PM

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corcadorcha wrote:

Same here please.

Pm sent

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#34 22-09-2015 08:32PM

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daizy17 wrote: »

I would appreciate some references of decent window providers from abroad for a new self build.

I've heard of sash windows being imported from the north
for a cash price

there is a fella importing them in the Roscommon area

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#35 22-09-2015 08:35PM

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May i have a pm of that suppliers details too please? TIA

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#36 22-09-2015 09:03PM

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nice_guy80 wrote: »

I've heard of sash windows being imported from the north
for a cash price

there is a fella importing them in the Roscommon area

We obey the law and pay tax on this forum, please read the charter before posting again
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#37 22-09-2015 10:15PM

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nice_guy80 wrote: »

I've heard of sash windows being imported from the north
for a cash price

there is a fella importing them in the Roscommon area

Could you pm me details you have please and thank you

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#38 23-09-2015 06:58AM

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BryanF wrote: »

We obey the law and pay tax on this forum, please read the charter before posting again
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I didn't suggest anyone do it.

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#39 23-09-2015 07:12AM

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nice_guy80 wrote: »

I didn't suggest anyone do it.

your around here long enough to know that If you have an issue with a mod, you should respond with your comments by Pm.

It doesnt mater whether You 'suggest anyone do it', by discussing the black economy you make it seem acceptable - you now have a member looking for a Pm!

Poster will receive Infraction for not reading the forum charter before posting again. Refer to 2.0 & 6.0 before posting again, have a nice day.

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#40 22-11-2015 10:42PM

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Could I get some recommendations for a Polish Window supplier please by pm??
Only looking for u pvc windows.
I read back through the posts & somebody said there was a place that had a showroom in Dublin??
Thanks in advance?

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#41 22-11-2015 10:52PM

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if someone could pm me the details of tge polish suppliers that would be great, thanks in advance

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#42 28-11-2015 05:43PM

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Please pm also

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#43 08-01-2016 05:45PM

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Could get a pm of suppliers as well pease.

Thanks

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#44 21-01-2016 05:24PM

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Could I also get the names/numbers please.

Thanking you

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#45 22-01-2016 04:06PM

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If I could get the details of the polish supplier it would be great.

Thanks

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#46 23-01-2016 08:37AM

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Unless you are very skilled, or order windows in advance of any construction, don't import. Far too many variables, and very little comeback. Measuring, shipping, fitting..who is responsible? I used Irish agent for a Lithuanian manufacturer. Very happy with quality, service and price.

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#47 24-01-2016 10:04PM

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lownhard wrote: »

Unless you are very skilled, or order windows in advance of any construction, don't import. Far too many variables, and very little comeback. Measuring, shipping, fitting..who is responsible? I used Irish agent for a Lithuanian manufacturer. Very happy with quality, service and price.

Can you please forward their details, thanks

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#48 26-01-2016 03:43PM

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If you could send on the details to me id appreciate it also, doing a new build and im dreading what the windows and doors are going to come too....

Rob.

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#49 26-01-2016 09:12PM

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lownhard wrote: »

Unless you are very skilled, or order windows in advance of any construction, don't import. Far too many variables, and very little comeback. Measuring, shipping, fitting..who is responsible? I used Irish agent for a Lithuanian manufacturer. Very happy with quality, service and price.

Can you pm the company ? Thanks

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#50 19-04-2016 07:23PM

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I know is a old ish post, but anybody can recommend some good windows suppliers. I'm looking for oak frame with aluclad for a house refurbishment.
Thank you very much in advance.

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#51 20-04-2016 09:26AM

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lownhard wrote: »

Unless you are very skilled, or order windows in advance of any construction, don't import. Far too many variables, and very little comeback. Measuring, shipping, fitting..who is responsible? I used Irish agent for a Lithuanian manufacturer. Very happy with quality, service and price.

Could you please PM me the details too?

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#52 09-06-2016 05:05PM

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lownhard wrote: »

Unless you are very skilled, or order windows in advance of any construction, don't import. Far too many variables, and very little comeback. Measuring, shipping, fitting..who is responsible? I used Irish agent for a Lithuanian manufacturer. Very happy with quality, service and price.

Could you share these details with me please?
Thanks

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#53 06-01-2017 06:59PM

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Hello, can you send me details of the suppliers in Lithuania, please.

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#54 07-01-2017 08:53PM

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I'd also appreciate it.

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#55 17-01-2017 12:13AM

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Hi, can you send me details of the suppliers in Lithuania, please. Also if anyone could recommend polish suppliers . thanks

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