Who we supply
Trade Glazing UK supplies businesses that buy glazing products for their own jobs or for their clients.
- Window and door installersInstallers need accurate products on a date they can book fitters around. We supply every item made to your frame sizes, confirm it in writing and aim to deliver on the confirmed date.
- Builders and main contractorsFor builders the glazing package has to arrive when the structure is ready. Send drawings or a schedule and we price each item for your tender.
- Housing developersNew homes need windows and doors specified for the regulations that apply to new dwellings. We quote plot by plot and can phase deliveries to suit the build programme.
- Landlords and property managersRental properties need durable products and quick repairs. Order replacement units and hardware with the measurements of the old part and we match them.
- Housing associations and contractorsPlanned programmes need one specification applied consistently. We quote to your specification and can split orders and deliveries by property.
- ShopfittersShopfitting runs to tight programmes. Send elevation drawings and we price the framing, doors and glass for your own team to install.
- Conservatory and extension specialistsExtension work brings doors, roof glazing and windows together. Order them on one schedule and the colours and finishes match across the job.
- GlaziersGlass replacement depends on exact sizes and matching details. Give us the unit size, thickness, glass types and spacer colour and we supply units made to match.
- Property maintenance companiesMaintenance teams need the right part first time. Send the measurements or a photo of the old part and we match it.
- Architects and specifiersAt design stage, guide prices and product information help set a realistic budget. Send drawings and a specification and we return a priced schedule for the contractor.
Send us your schedule and get an itemised trade quote.
Every item priced separately, delivery shown, nothing made until you approve the order.
