As subject, all google seems to turn up is safestyle and the like.

I'm not after buying online tbh, I just want and idea of what sizes are 
available and at what cost

thanks  !

San

San Connolly wrote:

> As subject, all google seems to turn up is safestyle and the like.
> 
> I'm not after buying online tbh, I just want and idea of what sizes are 
> available and at what cost


Go to Jewsons and get a catalogue. What's a french door?

San Connolly wrote:

> As subject, all google seems to turn up is safestyle and the like.
> 
> I'm not after buying online tbh, I just want and idea of what sizes are 
> available and at what cost
> 
> thanks  !
> 
> San 
> 
> 

www.screwfix.com

Paul

> Go to Jewsons and get a catalogue. What's a french door?


http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/cat.jsp?cId=101917&ts=64925

> www.screwfix.com


d'oh!

thanks

San Connolly wrote:
(munging the attributions)
 > Chris Bacon wrote:

>>Go to Jewsons and get a catalogue. What's a french door?
> 
> http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/cat.jsp?cId=101917&ts=64925


That's a French *window*.

>> http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/cat.jsp?cId=101917&ts=64925
>
> That's a French *window*.


Well according to them its a French Door, but what do I know anyway ;-)

San Connolly wrote:

>>>http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/cat.jsp?cId=101917&ts=64925
>>
>>That's a French *window*.
> 
> Well according to them its a French Door, but what do I know anyway ;-) 


I blame the Yanks, or something. There's no such thing
as a French door - it's just a door! A French window is
a *glazed* door also used as a window (usu. "french
windows").

San Connolly wrote:

> As subject, all google seems to turn up is safestyle and the like.
> 
> I'm not after buying online tbh, I just want and idea of what sizes are 
> available and at what cost


Are you talking uPVC here?  Have a look at http://www.u-fit.co.uk/ for 
instant online quotes of custom sizes.  Have never actually used the 
company myself, I can buy windows a bit cheaper from an excellent local 
outfit.

By the way, IME there's no particular reason or benefit to go with 
'standard' sizes - eg the company I use routinely produces all windows 
to order and make them in any size, there is no 'standard'.  They are 
still cheaper than Screwfix's identically-sized off-the-shelf windows.

David

Lobster wrote:

> Séan Connolly wrote:
> > As subject, all google seems to turn up is safestyle and the like.
> >
> > I'm not after buying online tbh, I just want and idea of what sizes are
> > available and at what cost
>
> Are you talking uPVC here?  Have a look at http://www.u-fit.co.uk/ for
> instant online quotes of custom sizes.  Have never actually used the
> company myself, I can buy windows a bit cheaper from an excellent local
> outfit.
>
> By the way, IME there's no particular reason or benefit to go with
> 'standard' sizes - eg the company I use routinely produces all windows
> to order and make them in any size, there is no 'standard'.  They are
> still cheaper than Screwfix's identically-sized off-the-shelf windows.
>
> David


for definition take your pick:
http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&lr=&cr=countryUK|countryGB&oi=defmore&q=define:Frenchຊ

exterior PVCu,1190x2090 £288:  hardwood  4'a bargain @ £199 (
although not my taste ) avaliable from Wickes.